Exploring Native American Art
Exploring Native American Art with artist Gerald Clarke Hosted by the Dorothy Ramon Learning Center 127 N. San Gorgonio Ave., Banning CA Form more information, please email info@dorothyramon.org or call (951) 849-7736
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CINC Virtual Information Session
Contact (760) 834-0584 or admissions@CINCollege.org to register
Webinar: The Evolution of a Native American Arts Collective
Join speakers Melissa Melero-Moose (Fallon Paiute-Shoshone Tribe) and Sigrid Benson (Shingle Springs Band of Miwok) and moderator Melanie LaBorwit for a virtual discussion on the Great Basin Native Artists Collective. Great Basin Native Artists Collective has been thriving for 8 years as a collective of Native artists from tribes in Nevada, California, Southern Oregon, Southern…
Brackeen Breakdown
If you want to learn more about the importance of the Indian Child Welfare Act case being presented to the U.S. Supreme Court this Fall, make sure to tune in for tomorrow’s Brackeen Breakdown episode. The next episode of the California Tribal Families Coalition's popular web series airs tomorrow at noon. For more information regarding…
Virtual Library Conversation
Author Ursula Pike and Michelle LaPena in Conversation Register by clicking this link: https://sfpl-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ZyeJkuqLSEKYG1yEWkbrAg
Going Beyond Land Acknowledgment
Register by visiting https://bit.ly/GoingBeyondLand
Indigenizing Education in the K-12 Classroom
Back to school webinar hosted by the Redbud Resource Group RSVP at https://www.redbudresourcegroup.org/event-details/back-to-school-native-education-event-august-9th-2022/form
Indigenous Data Sovereignty
Register here: https://www.redbudresourcegroup.org/event-details/understanding-and-practicing-indigenous-data-sovereignty-panel-august-10th-2022/form
Indigenous Memory and Nature Interact: Native Californian Stories
Greg Sarris in conversation with Beth Piatote Located at the BAMPFA Osher Theatre, 2155 Center St, Berkeley, CA 94720
American Indian Tourism Conference
The Annual American Indian Tourism Conference (AITC), now celebrating its 24th anniversary, is the only national conference dedicated to growing tourism in America’s indigenous communities. Every year the conference attracts more than 300 attendees, who attend for the networking opportunities, the high-level keynote sessions, and the informative breakout sessions led by some of the leading…
Dr. Deborah Miranda: One Book, One University
Hosted by The University of La Verne Located at Ann and Steve Morgan Auditorium 1950 3rd St, La Verne, CA 91750 Dr. Deborah Miranda is a Native American writer, poet, and professor. Miranda is a descendant of what are known as “Mission Indians,” indigenous peoples of many Southern California tribes who were forcibly removed…
Leanne Hinton’s Flutes of Fire • Culture Keeping & Language Revitalization
Originally published in 1994, Flutes of Fire: An Introduction to Native California Languages, Revised and Updated is an approachable, entertaining, and informative classic on Native culture-keeping, an introduction to Native California languages that appears now in a newly expanded edition spotlighting 25 years of intervening linguistic activism keeping Indigenous voice, viewpoint, and tradition alive. Leanne will be…
‘A Light to Do Shellwork By’
Visit with Chumash poet and elder Georgiana Valoyce-Sanchez at the Dorothy Ramon Learning Center Learn about Georgiana's first poetry collection, 'A Light to Do Shellwork By' She’ll share her poems, her stories, her cultural memories, and her advocacy for Native languages, cultures, and sacred sites. Located at Dorothy Ramon Learning Center’s San Manuel Gathering Hall,…
JCGBA Lecture Series at Malki Museum
Join the Malki Museum for our second installment of the Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology Lecture Series. Lectures take place bi-annually along side the publication of our Journal and highlight upcoming articles in order to bring a new voice to our journal and its contributors. The talk will discuss an example of a…
Comic Books and Indigenous Publishing
*Hybrid Event Contact rose.sozawarsoldier@csus.edu for more information
Native Activism: Paving the Way for Future Generations
*Hybrid Event
The Environmental & Social Impacts of the California Gold Rush (Episode 1)
Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe1-Skcubs_nPZtxGKQOI3kJBGQ0Z1XkTwGqVS8WFLTIo3P3Q/viewform
Native American Culture Week: Sacred Spaces
For more information, email Jmejia@csus.edu or rhorese@csus.edu Located at Sacramento State (Lassen Hall Room 2200 P)
Speaking in Gabrielino + Patrisse Cullors
In conjunction with the special exhibition, William Kentridge: In Praise of Shadows, on view through April 9, 2023, The Broad presents an evening of programming centered on the effects of colonialism on Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) literature, language, and music. Located at Oculus Hall at The Broad: 221 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles,…
Reviving a River: Restoration After Dam Removal
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Restoration Speaker Series: Reviving a River
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Native American Arts Festival Week
Hosted by Idyllwild Arts Native American Arts Center
California Indian Basketry Event
Antelope Valley Indian Museum 15701 E Ave M, Lancaster, CA, United StatesTopics: Harvesting and Preparing the Plants, Weaving a Legacy, Basketry Materials, Basket Styles, Basket Types. Lucy Parker and Julia Parker - Award winning California Indian basketry artisans. Time will be reserved for answers to your questions. Lunches are provided. Signed books for all who attend at no additional cost. Space is limited to 20 participants.…
Voices From California Indigenous Language & Cultural revitalization: An In-Person Conversation with L. Frank and Catalina Gomes
California Institute of Integral Studies 1453 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA, United StatesAcross what we now call California, Indigenous communities are fighting to protect and preserve languages, cultural practices, and ways of being. From protests to protect sacred sites, to advocacy for federal recognition and land return, the fight to tend to, relearn, and expand Indigenous cultural practices is a continuous passion-filled struggle. Join us for a…
San Francisco Public Library Presentation: News From Native California
Learn about News From Native California magazine from its editor, Terria Smith. The San Francisco Public Library provides access via several databases, the online magazine platform, Flipster and in print. The current issue is on display in the 5th floor Reading Room. Presented by Terria Smith (Torres Martinez Desert Cahuilla), Director of the Heyday Berkeley…
ThangsTaken: Rethinking Thanksgiving
La Pena Cultural Center 3105 Shattuck Ave., Berkeley, CA, United StatesOur annual event challenges and reshapes the colonial “thanksgiving” narrative by celebrating native resistance through art, music, dance, ancestral knowledge, and oral storytelling. We will have a powerful lineup of cultural bearers, activists and allies advocating for land rematriation and Indigenous sovereignty locally, nationally, and globally! Please come join us. Below are the incredible speakers…
Informative Lecture: Unrecognized in California
Federal Acknowledgement and the San Luis Rey Band of Mission Indians You are invited to an informative lecture by Dr. Olivia Chilcote who will talk about her newly released book, Unrecognized in California, which tells the story of the San Luis Rey Band’s efforts to gain recognition through the Federal Acknowledgment Process. In the context…
Inter-tribal Learning Exchange: Forest Stewardship & Health Projects
La Jolla Indian ReservationWhere: La Jolla Indian Reservation When: Wednesday, October 16th, 2024 Time: TBA Stewarding Native California Oak Woodlands presentation Contact: tribalresources@forestbusinessalliance.org
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