People of the Confluence

01/17/2026

LOVE FROM THE DEEP: A SeaMonster Art Opening ♡
YOU ARE INVITED:
To an afternoon of art and storytelling
• Gathering at the Whidbey Institute in the warm welcoming Thomas Berry Hall
at 6449 Old Pietila Road, Clinton, WA 98236,
Valentine & Raffle
• Every guest receives an art Valentine created by Pamela SeaMonster and one free raffle ticket upon entry
• Raffle ticket is for a drawing to win a piece of art
• Additional raffle tickets available by donation
• Donate any amount, all proceeds support
People of the Confluence programs supporting Indigenous youth and families
AGENDA
1:00 Gather in Thomas Berry Hall
1:15 Slidehow and art talk
2:15 Intermission
• Snacks, Soup & Salad
• Refreshments
2:45 Native Storytelling
4:30 Mix Mingle Snack Dance. Visit with the Artist
6:00 Saying Goodnight

11/13/2025

PEOPLE OF THE CONFLUENCE
present:
OUR YEARLY WINTER FUNDRAISING EVENT
with Pamela SeaMonster
Native Storytelling & Cedar Bark Angel Ornament Making

The storytelling and ornament class are
FREE to the community.

ORNAMENT KITS ARE AVAILABLE
$35 for 4 small angels
or 1 large tree topper

2 DAYS TO CHOOSE FROM
(Or attend both!)

WHEN:
Friday 11/28/2025 (Black Friday)
5–7pm
OR
Saturday 11/29/2025
11am–1pm
WHERE:
St Hubert Catholic Church (Meeting Room)
804 3rd St.
Langley, WA 98260

DONATIONS:
Donations of any size are gladly accepted.
They help keep our programs running.
POTC is a tax-deductible 501(c)3.

WAYS TO DONATE:

Venmo:
Cash App: $SeaMonsterGurl

11/12/2025

at “FISH WAR” Screening:

Tina Stevens and Pamela SeaMonster will be at Shoreline College Theatre 16101 Greenwood Ave N, Shoreline, WA for a FREE community screening of FISH WAR

🪶 People of the Confluence will have a table with , , , and more!

Support Indigenous makers and educators during Native American Heritage Month.

Come to learn, listen, and support living tribal voices keeping culture, sovereignty, and salmon traditions alive.

✨Visit Native vendors before and after the film.
✨️There will be drumming and a panel discussion

11/11/2025

❄️Winter Fundraising for People of the Confluence❄️

As the winter season arrives, we invite you to join us in the Spirit of Giving.
Your support helps (POTC) continue building programs that uplift our youth, families, and communities through culture, art, environmental awareness and education, protecting of the People.

11/11/2025

❄️Winter Fundraising for People of the Confluence❄️

As the winter season arrives, we invite you to join us in the Spirit of Giving.
Your support helps (POTC) continue building programs that uplift our youth, families, and communities through culture, art, environmental awareness and education, protecting of the People.

09/05/2025

At our August 2025 free LakotaHemp Education Workshop, we found ourselves doing what we love most, being out in community. With our h**p educator Jeremy and new partners from Her Many Voices, we shared knowledge, laughter, and connection. Relatives were served chilidog lunch, and received goodie bags filled with daily h**p vitamin supplements, CBD oil tinctures, and even h**p-infused chocolates!

This is who we are at People of the Confluence an Indigenous-led nonprofit working at the intersection of culture, environment, and community care. We believe in bringing resources directly to the people, centering education, healing, and sustainable futures. Whether it’s h**p workshops, storytelling, youth empowerment, or community partnerships, we show up with open hands and open hearts.

Together, we are planting roots that will nourish generations to come.

08/11/2025

We are excited to have our returning Guest Educator jeremy Hale from ABBRI a new Guest Educator Sotero Diaz and Special Guest Alicia Fall of Her Many Voices Foundation out to our FREE LakotaHemp Workshop on August 23rd from 12pm to 5pm on the Pine Ridge Reservation address to be announced!

04/10/2025

Help Us Support Two Local Families in Crisis!
At People of the Confluence, we believe in showing up for each other in times of need. Right now, we are asking our community to come together and help two families who are facing urgent financial challenges:

A family has received a disconnect notice from Snohomish County PUD (Energy Assistance applications are currently closed) and needs $917 to keep their power on.

A family has been served a 10-day notice to comply or vacate due to a $1,064 overdue water/sewer bill. As part of their lease agreement, their utilities must remain current—but financial hardship has made that impossible.

Tne total needed for us to assist: $1,981

Your donation, no matter the size, helps keep the lights on and the water running. It brings hope and relief to families trying to stay housed and safe.

Please consider giving and sharing this post. Together, we can make a difference.

People of the Confluence is a 501(c)3 and donations are tax deductible you can donate via:
PayPal
Venmo

04/10/2025

04/10/2025

Scroll Down to Register Braiding Sweetgrass for Educators Course – Spring Edition! After a HUGE amount of interest and positive feedback from our Winter Course, we are pleased to offer […]

04/10/2025

Join us next week for a Tribal town hall discussion on the recently proposed reorganization of HHS. During this discussion, Tribal Leaders, Tribal Health Experts, and Tribal Organizations will have the opportunity to discuss how the reorganization will impact their Tribal communities.

Learn more and register at https://conta.cc/4lmmDfZ.

04/10/2025