Upcoming Events
Winter Solstice Treaty Talk
Treaty Stories on the Longest Night
Join us for a small, informal evening gathering focused on treaty rights education and storytelling. We’ll talk about the Treaty of 1864—what it says, why it still matters, and how treaty rights show up in everyday life today.
This is a relaxed community conversation, not a ceremonial event. Warm drinks and simple food will be provided. An in-person gathering with a Zoom option will be available for those joining remotely.
Date: December 21, 2025
Time: 4:00–7:00 PM
Location: Chiloquin Community Center
Zoom Option Available.
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Water Mapping Project (In Progress)
We are developing a water mapping project that documents key waterways, springs, and places of significance connected to treaty-protected rights. This work supports education, workshops, and future materials by making water knowledge clear, accurate, and community-driven.
This project is foundational to understanding treaty responsibilities and long-term water protection.
Winter Fishing Kits (2025–2026)
Following the fall salmon spawning season, we will begin assembling and distributing Winter Fishing Kits designed to support safe, accessible winter fishing for families and youth.
Each kit is intended to combine practical tools with education, helping participants understand not just how to fish, but why fishing remains a treaty-protected practice and responsibility. This project supports intergenerational learning and reconnects community members to winter fishing knowledge in a grounded, hands-on way.
This initiative is educational and place-based, with materials developed specifically for community use.