Opata Animals

Opata Fauna: The Coa and the Sibori

The following article is intending to illustrate what we are doing with the information that we are discovering. In this case, with the name of animals in the Opata region,...

Nacori Chico: Supports made in Health and Food supply

In Nácori Chico, as in all the municipalities of Sonora and the country, there are people (among them, I: who have lived locked up for 4 months and every low-grade...

Culture

Matachines Opata

Matachines de Sahuaripa 2019 As a historical fact, it is important to mention that the Spanish conquest in the region that is known today as Sonora was attempted by arms...

WINDOW TO THE PAST: History of Sonora

The following column was published by the newspaper El Imparcial (In Spanish) on Friday, October 8, 1937 in the EDITORIAL PAGE, and is a window into the past about what...

Update 2 status of the delivery of the Opata Care packages

Thanks to the monetary contributions of 5 people via the gofundme page, an Opata via Paypal and to the family of Cristina Murrieta, in the last week, to be more...

Update status of the delivery of the Opata Care packages

Thanks to the monetary contributions of 18 people, almost a week ago, we managed to complete the purchase of the necessary food for some of the Opata families. The first...

Events

First Library donation campaign completed

We just want to thank you! Your donation has allowed us to initiate this crucial project for our Opata community, the Opata Library, which is set to be a place...

A warm touch from the Opateria

If some of the Opatas remember, Qui Qui Christina in the past years and on several occasions posted about a Cultural Resources Center from the Smithsonian Institution because she knew...

Culture

Spirituality and the Dead in the Opateria

Before all the restrictions of singing, talking, dancing and speaking our culture were increased, and in the times when we still had enough Nemuchan (even one per town), these were...

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day!

Today and every day is this day in Turtle Island / Abya Yala as our communities reweave (even stronger) what was shattered. This moment in history should be a reminder...