EXAMPLE—TWO-THIRD
The film explores the role of these activist movements in Northern California tribes’ restoration of cultural and environmental practices.
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO– Performance: Acjachemen Ceremonial Leader, Adelia Sandoval, performs songs in the Acjachemen language
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO– Acjachemen Ceremonial Leader, Adelia Sandoval, performs songs in the Acjachemen language during the Mission’s regularly scheduled native basket weaving class. *Free Admission to Mission San Juan Capistrano with your OC Public Libraries card during this event!* OC Public Libraries staff will be present to discuss their Acjachemen Community Stories Project, Indigenous Voices […]
NEVADA CITY– Book Talk: Soldiers Unknown: A Conversation with author Chag Lowry
NEVADA CITY– Northern California author and filmmaker, Chag Lowry, will speak about his forthcoming graphic novel, Soldiers Unknown, based on the real-life experiences of Native California soldiers who served in World War I.
THOUSAND OAKS—Chumash Speaker Series: Eva Pagaling
A Chumash traditional paddler discusses her experience & journey as a next-generation tomol paddler.
As the Smoke Clears: A Reflection on Natural Disasters in Our State
Native Fire Management, Student Storytelling & New Second Responders Grant
THOUSAND OAKS—Chumash Speaker Series: Nakia Zavalla
Nakia Zavalla, a singer, dancer, and advocate for the Samala Chumash Culture discusses language and cultural sustainability.
THOUSAND OAKS—Isa Folkes: Native American Cultural Resource Monitoring
A discussion with Isa Folkes, a Chumash/Tataviam descendant, about her experiences as a Native American Monitor and her role in protecting cultural areas over the last 8 years.
DRAFT – EXAMPLE WITH TWO-THIRDS
The film explores the role of these activist movements in Northern California tribes’ restoration of cultural and environmental practices.
SAN FRANCISCO—FROM WOUNDED KNEE TO STANDING ROCK at AIFF
The film explores the role of these activist movements in Northern California tribes’ restoration of cultural and environmental practices.
PASADENA—Bird Songs—Native American Stories at San Rafael Branch Library
Interactive theater presentations for families drawing on stories of the Gabrielino, Cahuilla, and Juaneño people
