Peaceful Advocates for Native Dialogue and Organizing Support

PANDOS is a Utah-based, Native and environmental rights organization that began in September 2016 in response to the Dakota Access Pipeline Protests at Standing Rock. The Standing Rock struggle has brought a spotlight to the interconnected issues of environmental racism and Native sovereignty that have long been ignored. These issues effect and unite Native and non-Native communities alike, all across America. We work with community leaders, tribal leaders and activists to raise visibility for Native American and environmental issues through dialogue, education, mass mobilization, and direct action.
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PANDOS welcomes people of all colors and creeds to join together in solidarity to promote healing dialogue and protect our shared home. We seek to educate the public and influence decision-makers to create policy that addresses the impacts of systemic racism and environmental injustice. We are an all volunteer organization - join us today!

Our Mission Statement: “PANDOS peacefully advocates for basic human and environmental rights, primarily Native and Indigenous rights. By organizing support and education, we encourage dialogue and the protection of our shared home​”. We are a diverse group of both native and non-native people who are passionate about working together to ensure this mission. 
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PANDOS Chair & Founder, Carl Moore, speaks to crowds gathered at the Utah State Capitol in 2017.

Explore Some of Our Work
Join our monthly MMIW+ Committee meetings.
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Mobile Covid-19 testing relief efforts servicing our Indigenous population.
PANDOS presents an award winning documentary feature film from 2019.
Annual Defend the Sacred Pow Wow.
Contact Us

info@pandos.org

435 West 800 South
Salt Lake City, Utah
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​We thank you for your support and will continue the diligent work necessary to advocate for Native sovereignty, human rights, and environmental causes in the U.S. and in Utah.

If there is anything happening in your area that you would like to bring to our attention, please always feel free to contact us.