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SUBMIT AN EVENTThis virtual workshop is for educators across multiple content areas and will provide space to align with Oregon’s Tribal History/Shared History (Senate Bill 13) and Washington’s Since Time Immemorial through asynchronous and synchronous learning.
Spend an evening with Dr. Cristina Eisenberg, a community ecologist and Associate Dean for Inclusive Excellence and Director of Tribal Initiatives at Oregon State University, as part of Oregon Natural Desert Association’s 2024 High Desert Speaker Series.
This virtual workshop is for educators across multiple content areas and will provide space to align with Oregon’s Tribal History/Shared History (Senate Bill 13) and Washington’s Since Time Immemorial through asynchronous and synchronous learning.
On February 12, 1974, US District Court Judge George Boldt rendered what some consider one of the most significant court decisions issued during the twentieth century involving Native rights. To commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the Boldt Decision, WSHS is hosting a symposium exploring the history of this ruling that served as an affirmation of Tribal fishing rights and sovereignty.
Camp Confluence is a free day camp that features a series of regional outdoor field trips with opportunities to learn from Indigenous Educators. Kids will build relationships and grow their connections to Indigenous peoples, land, and salmon.
Oregon Book Awards
We are so pleased that Linda Meanus’s book My Name is LaMoosh. Literary Arts’ Oregon Book Awards program honors the state’s finest accomplishments by Oregon writers who work in genres of poetry, fiction, graphic literature, drama, literary nonfiction, and literature for young readers.
Portland EcoFilm Festival presents COVENANT OF THE SALMON PEOPLE and TO HEAL A FOREST
The Portland EcoFilm Festival presents COVENANT OF THE SALMON PEOPLE and TO HEAL A FOREST: two new documentaries about salmon and their connection to Indigenous and First Nations people of the Pacific Northwest. This program is part of our Indigenous Voices series, which centers Indigenous knowledge, accomplishments, stories, and struggles.
We will showcase sponsors of this gathering like you through all communications surrounding the event, including social media, our newsletter to 6,500 friends, and visual and verbal recognition during the gathering itself.