Reciproka

Reciproka Cultural, economic, and social freedom through reciprocity between peoples, cultures, and nations We are also helping with tuition payments.

Reciproka is working toward its mission through 3 programs that work synergistically: Education, Culture, and Environment. The educational program gives affordable English classes, French classes for people that did not get a chance to go to school. Through our cultural program, we organize cultural reciprocity programs locally and internationally. We also work at the revalorization of some tradit

ional knowledge and practices that are useful but are getting lost. The environmental program does reforestation, seed collecting, saving, the revalorization of traditional medicinal and edible plants, and their preservation.

07/10/2026
07/07/2026

UPDATED FLYER
—Indian Tacos at 6 pm
Hosted by
Northstate Women’s Health Network
Youth Program
& Husky’s Indian Tacos

—Two Short Films
— Speakers
Michael Preston
Chief Caleen Sisk
—Music
Desirae Harp
Stewie G

Wednesday, July 8, 7 pm
Center for Cultural Reciprocity
550 Cypress Av, Redding

Join us this Wednesday  from 7:00 pm-9:00 pm.
07/06/2026

Join us this Wednesday from 7:00 pm-9:00 pm.

The Venezuelan community in the Northstate is having a humanitarian drive to help the families impacted by the earthquak...
06/27/2026

The Venezuelan community in the Northstate is having a humanitarian drive to help the families impacted by the earthquake.
Come meet our brothers, sisters and friends from Venezuela and show your support.
Reciproka Cultural Reciprocity and Community Center is humanity and Reciprocity centered.

Let's grow together. This Saturday join us in creating the Reciprocity garden.
06/24/2026

Let's grow together. This Saturday join us in creating the Reciprocity garden.

"Shoutout to Enora!  Enora was recently featured by Shasta Scout for her  amazing work and contribution as a youth leade...
06/24/2026

"Shoutout to Enora! Enora was recently featured by Shasta Scout for her amazing work and contribution as a youth leader with Reciproka. Enora, we are so proud of your contribution to our community.
Thank you to Sharon Brisolara and Shasta Scout Underground Good for featuring Enora one of our youth leaders.
https://shastascout.org/underground-good-enora-ilboudo/

“Aside from clothes and food, sometimes we’ll hear from people who don’t feel connected to their families or need to talk to someone and don’t have anyone else they can go to. People are finding their community here at the center and that keeps me motivated when I'm working here.”

06/11/2026

Photos: Linden Avenue and West Street in Redding has a rich history. A Black neighborhood once thrived there. See link below ⬇️

📸 Hung T. Vu/Special to the Redding Record Searchight

🥤 Help "Raise" Reciproka This Summer! ☀️Got empty aluminum cans piling up? Don't toss them—put them to great use! We are...
06/11/2026

🥤 Help "Raise" Reciproka This Summer! ☀️
Got empty aluminum cans piling up? Don't toss them—put them to great use! We are launching our Can-Raise for Reciproka initiative, and we need your help to make it a success.

All proceeds from this drive will go directly toward funding our youth programs.

📍 Drop-Off Details
When: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday

Time: 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM

Location: Reciproka Cultural Reciprocity and Community Center

Address: 550 Cypress Ave, Redding, CA 96001

💰 Don't Have Cans? You Can Still Help!
If your recycling bin is empty but you still want to support Reciproka, you can make a direct monetary donation! Just scan the QR code located at the bottom left of the Can raise for Reciproka or go to https://reciproka.org/donate
📞 Questions?
For more information, feel free to reach out to Enora at (530)-798-0113.

Let’s come together, recycle for a cause, and invest in our community's youth this summer! 🌎♻️

🎬 TONIGHT IN REDDING: Dancing Salmon Home Film Screening & Panel Discussion 🐟Join us this evening at the Center for Cult...
05/29/2026

🎬 TONIGHT IN REDDING: Dancing Salmon Home Film Screening & Panel Discussion 🐟

Join us this evening at the Center for Cultural Reciprocity for a powerful, free community event dedicated to bringing back wild salmon to the McCloud River.

Discover the prayerful journey of Run4Salmon, a movement from the California Delta to the McCloud River to restore salmon runs, protect the waters, and honor Indigenous lifeways.

📅 Event Details:
When: TONIGHT, Friday, May 29th | 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Where: Center for Cultural Reciprocity (550 Cypress Ave, Redding)

Cost: FREE!

🌟 What’s on the Agenda:
Feature Film: Dancing Salmon Home – Winner of "Best Documentary Feature" at the American Indian Film Festival.

Short Film: The Fish Have To Come Home

Panel Discussion: "Carrying the Run4Salmon Prayer" featuring Chief Caleen Sisk (Winnemem Wintu), Leon Edmunds, Nichelle Garcia, and Dessa Drake.

"Run4Salmon is a prayerful journey, from the California Delta to McCloud River, to restore salmon runs and the waters, and to protect Indigenous lifeways."

Bring your friends, family, and neighbors. Let’s come together to support this vital indigenous-led movement for our local ecosystems and communities.

👉 Learn more: Visit run4salmon.org or follow on Facebook & Instagram.

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Redding, CA
96001

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