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When my Uncle Jimmy was just 16, he volunteered to fight in the Vietnam War. He left his Maidu homelands in Oroville, California, caught...

Steps you can take with your students to heal from fire trauma and rebuild relationships with Good Fire.

This blog was written in partnership with TOGETHER Bay Area and Redbud Resource Group staff. You can see it posted on the TOGETHER Bay...

At Redbud, we’re passionate about uplifting Native voices and sharing stories from Indigenous authors across Turtle Island. This month,...

In this 20-minute webinar, Trelasa Baratta (Pomo/Lake Miwok) offers guidance on creating thoughtful land acknowledgments with students.

The films, Steps to Land Back: Part 1  and Part 2   Konkow Valley Band of Maidu Indians ,  o ffer a powerful and insightful journey of...

By Taylor Pennewell, Executive Director The Land Back movement is not just about restoring land ownership to Indigenous communities....

For centuries, California’s Native people were forced to hide their cultural knowledge and identities. By the late 19th century, nearly...

“ We have been able to restore a significant part of our culture, to our coastline… When we got back the land for the Kashia Coastal...

How can tribes and non-Native entities work together to build tribal capacity in order to engage in land back? Today, we're exploring a...