First Friday June 2026
06/08/2026
This program focuses on fire safety, and how ancient native practices could make a difference when it comes to wildfires, a story from Brookings Harbor High School
We respect the families of the People who have lived here for thousands of years. Their relatives still call this area home and we honor their heritage and culture.
This program focuses on fire safety, and how ancient native practices could make a difference when it comes to wildfires, a story from Brookings Harbor High School
MAY 8, 2026 JESSICA CEJNAR ANDREWS Portions of Tolowa Dunes State Park will be closed to the public to allow the region’s original inhabitants space to
The Wild Rivers Coast Forest Collaborative was awarded a large grant from the Oregon Department of Forestry-Urban Community Forestry (ODF-UCF) program in 2025, to be implemented through September
EOU: CTUIR offer Umatilla language classes for college credit NCAI: Wounded Knee Was Not a Battle, It Was the Deliberate Mass Killing of 350 Lakota New film
THE TOLOWA DEE-NI’ NATION IS HOSTING ITS 18TH ANNUAL DEE-NI’ DAY FROM 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2025. LINDA LEE HAS MORE.
July 14, 2025 Here’s this week’s round-up of tribal news from Oregon and beyond from Katrina Thompson-Upton, Northwest American Indian Coalition https://nwaic.org Arizona’s Turquoise Alert for missing
July 28, 2025 Here’s this week’s round-up of tribal news from Oregon and beyond from Katrina Thompson-Upton, Northwest American Indian Coalition https://nwaic.org
July 21, 2025 Here’s this week’s round-up of tribal news from Oregon and beyond from Katrina Thompson-Upton, Northwest American Indian Coalition https://nwaic.org Native communities could lose $24.5B
SAVE Act Impact On Native Communities https://www.wyden.senate.gov/news/press-releases/wyden-sounds-alarm-on-harmful-impacts-of-save-act-trumps-anti-voter-executive-order-in-native-communities