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Tom Sampson on Resilience | 2020 Vine Deloria Jr. Symposium

Northwest Indian College Welcome | 2020 Vine Deloria Jr. Symposium

Tim Ballew Sr. on Resilience | 2020 Vine Deloria Jr. Symposium

Lummi Welcome from Chairman Solomon | 2020 Vine Deloria Jr. Symposium

Tim Ballew Sr - Knowledge from Place Applying Indigenous Knowledge to the Sciences

Photos courtesy of Washington State Legislative Support Services.

Jefferson Family Speak - NWIC Salish Sea Speaker Series

Steven Solomon Speaks - NWIC Salish Sea Speaker Series

Northwest Indian College’s 14th Annual Vine Deloria jr. Indigenous Studies Symposium Relationships, Reciprocity, Rights, and Resistance “Redefining natural resource management as relatives.” May 17th and 18th, 2019 www.nwic.edu/faculty-staff/vine-deloria-jr-symposium/ Facebook: @Deloriasymposium

Northwest Indian College’s 14th Annual Vine Deloria jr. Indigenous Studies Symposium Relationships, Reciprocity, Rights, and Resistance “Redefining natural resource management as relatives.” May 17th and 18th, 2019 www.nwic.edu/faculty-staff/vine-deloria-jr-symposium/ Facebook: @Deloriasymposium

Northwest Indian College’s 14th Annual Vine Deloria jr. Indigenous Studies Symposium Relationships, Reciprocity, Rights, and Resistance “Redefining natural resource management as relatives.” May 17th and 18th, 2019 www.nwic.edu/faculty-staff/vine-deloria-jr-symposium/ Facebook: @Deloriasymposium

Northwest Indian College’s 14th Annual Vine Deloria jr. Indigenous Studies Symposium Relationships, Reciprocity, Rights, and Resistance “Redefining natural resource management as relatives.” May 17th and 18th, 2019 www.nwic.edu/faculty-staff/vine-deloria-jr-symposium/ Facebook: @Deloriasymposium

Northwest Indian College’s 14th Annual Vine Deloria jr. Indigenous Studies Symposium Relationships, Reciprocity, Rights, and Resistance “Redefining natural resource management as relatives.” May 17th and 18th, 2019 www.nwic.edu/faculty-staff/vine-deloria-jr-symposium/ Facebook: @Deloriasymposium

Northwest Indian College’s 14th Annual Vine Deloria jr. Indigenous Studies Symposium Relationships, Reciprocity, Rights, and Resistance “Redefining natural resource management as relatives.” May 17th and 18th, 2019 www.nwic.edu/faculty-staff/vine-deloria-jr-symposium/ Facebook: @Deloriasymposium

Laurel Ballew - Pathway for Tribal Governance

Carleen Thomas and Erin Hanson - Tsleil Waututh Law Jurisdiction and Coast Salish Futures

David Wilkins - Consent and Consultation in Indigenous Politics

Julio Quan - Consent and Consultation in Indigenous Politics

Senator John McCoy, Rep. Debra Lekanoff and Amy Ruble - Legislative Update

Lora Boome - Devils Club as Medicine

Jen Williup - Developing Place-Based Curriculum

Todd A Mitchell - Sustainable Indigenous Water Practices

Ranalda Tsosie - Sustainable Indigenous Water Practices

Shandin Pete - Sustainable Indigenous Water Practices

Ryan Emmanuel - Sustainable Indigenous Water Practices

Brandon Morris - Xwelmi Research Methodology

Cindy Cultee - Xwelmi Research Methodology

Kayla Kuboyama and Amy Gould - Threads of Resistance and Oppression

Aissa Yazzie - Water within Cho'ho'tsoi Valley