The artwork generated in response to these events is transcending geographical boundaries, just like the movement itself. "We The Resilient Have Been Here Before" is a stenciled image represents Lakota elder Helen “Granny” Redfeather, a protestor fighting against the Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock. This image was created by Ernesto Yerena Montejano, who spent some time at the camp during the protest. The image became a symbol of the march against Trump, organized as he was elected 45th President of the United States  and soon after he signed an executive order expediting the construction of the DAPL. The poster was part of a trilogy that the artist created in collaboration with Shepard Farey, Jessica Sabogal and the Amplifier Foundation, behind the non partisan campaign "We The People".