🌊 Upcoming Workshops & Community Initiatives
Winter 2025–2026

Honor the Treaty of 1864 is entering a new phase of growth, outreach, and place-based education. Our winter programming focuses on strengthening community knowledge, supporting treaty-protected practices, and building tools that help our people engage confidently with water, land, and governance across the Basin.

💧 Water Mapping Project (In Progress)

We are developing a watershed-focused GIS map highlighting key Klamath Basin springs, waterways, and culturally significant areas.
This map will support workshops, youth programs, and future publications by making water knowledge accessible, accurate, and community-driven.

This is foundational work that supports long-term sovereignty-based water education.

🎣 Winter Fishing Kits (Releasing 2025–2026)

Following the fall salmon spawning season, we will begin assembling and distributing Winter Fishing Kits. Each kit will include:

• 🎒 Practical gear

• 🧰 Field tools

• 📘 Educational inserts

• 🌡️ Water-quality learning resources

This initiative reconnects families and youth to winter fishing practices through safe, accessible, and culturally informed tools.

📚 Workshops & Trainings (Winter 2026)

Our updated workshop series reflects community needs and the direction of our current work. These offerings emphasize clarity, self-determination, and the knowledge required to navigate both contemporary issues and long-standing governance systems.

💧 Water Rights 101

Understanding Klamath Basin water, treaty rights, and the legal landscape shaping our future.

🪶 Treaty of 1864 Education Series

A deeper look at sovereignty, history, and the tribal–federal relationship.

🏛️ Civic Engagement & Tribal Governance

How tribal systems function, how decisions are made, and how community members can shape policy.

🌱 Grassroots Organizing & Community Leadership

Tools for building networks, strengthening community power, and supporting collective action.

🍃 First Foods, Stewardship & Basin Ecology

Seasonal cycles, cultural teachings, and the relationship between water, foods, and land.

🔐 Digital Safety for Tribal Members

Foundational tools for protecting personal information, community networks, and advocacy spaces.

Each workshop supports intergenerational learning through Klamath-centered perspectives.

🗞️ Community Zine & Storytelling Project (Coming 2026)

We are developing a community-centered publication that uplifts Klamath, Modoc, and Yahooskin stories about water, land, sovereignty, and resilience.
More information will be released as the first issue approaches completion.

📩 Stay Connected

Our newsletter relaunch is coming soon, with registration details for workshops, fishing-kit distribution, and project updates.