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NativeWomanshare Inter-Tribal led Rematriation LANDBACK Land Trust for Native lifeways & Stewardship

‼️LAST CALL‼️This is your final reminder to sign up for the NATIVEWOMANSHARE NEWLSETTER before our first edition drops! ...
03/27/2026

‼️LAST CALL‼️
This is your final reminder to sign up for the NATIVEWOMANSHARE NEWLSETTER before our first edition drops! You don’t want to miss it, sign up today!

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03/17/2026

In these challenging political and ecological times, staying connected as tribal relatives and allied community is more important than ever. Community is medicine—and rural Southern Oregon has medicine in abundance.

For this reason, NativeWomanshare is launching a bi-monthly newsletter! Each issue will feature updates from the land and event offerings at NativeWomanshare, NDN Country news, local community events, and meaningful ways for both tribal relatives and allies to support Native sovereignty and stand in solidarity with Indigenous cultures and communities.

Joining is easy. Simply fill out our quick 10-second form with your name and email to be added to our newsletter list.

If you have questions, or if the form isn’t working for you, email us with the subject line “NEWSLETTER” and include your name so we can add you directly.

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Are you interested in prescribed burning and cultural fire? NativeWomanshare is in proud partnership with OSU Extension ...
03/06/2026

Are you interested in prescribed burning and cultural fire? NativeWomanshare is in proud partnership with OSU Extension Fire Program and Traditional Ecological Inquiry Program (TEIP), to continue our partnership of years previous to bring cultural fire education back to the Illinois Valley. These education efforts consist of 3 days spent on the land learning from experts in their respective fields.

Ignite Prescribed Fire Skills includes a hands-on introduction to prescribed fire to learn about different fire skills from both indigenous and non-indigenous experts. These skills include operation, safety, layout and much more taking place at Siskiyou Field Institute April 3-5. To register for this training the link provided! https:beav.es/IGNITE

Taking place the weekend after is the Cultural Fire Exchange, (CFEX). The Cultural Fire Exchange is designed to provide space for TEIP Interns and families, Indigenous cultural fire practitioners, cultural bearers, tribal elders, and Indigenous youth and families to gather with allies to put good fire on the land in a community-focused, family-friendly, hands-on teaching and learning environment. At this training we will work with fire and discuss traditional fire-tended landscapes while holding space to address barriers relating to good fire and the future of culturing burning. CFEX is taking place April 10-13 at the Siskiyou Field Institute registration spots are limited and are filling fast! You can register for CFEX at this link provided. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfG-S0LyqIWX27MlchD7vBrsShFny_V6UCCGJMqWRyLcHf9ig/viewform

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
The Siskiyou Field Institute in Southern Oregon sits on 850 acres of diverse meadow and forest ecosystems in Southern Oregon’s Illinois Valley. It is the ancestral homeland of several Indigenous Peoples including the Takelma band of the Rogue River Indians, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians, and Tolowa Dee-Ni’ Nation.

We hope to see you all there!🔥

NativeWomanshare 2025 Recap🌱While reflecting on all of the tragic, beautiful, and trying times of the past year we wante...
01/28/2026

NativeWomanshare 2025 Recap🌱

While reflecting on all of the tragic, beautiful, and trying times of the past year we wanted to take the time to recap our 2025 as an organization and community.

As many of you know, our team endured a deep personal and professional step back with the loss of our beloved friend, cousin and teammate. A sudden and unforeseen tragedy that forced us all as a team to take time to grieve and heal.

In this healing we focused our energy to the land, working on first food planting, land restoration through cultural fire as well as tending to our indigenous garden. A primary focus this year was sharing the knowledge of cultural fire to reduce forest fire fuels and restore our lands back to the traditional care of indigenous peoples since time immemorial.

Another one of our focuses this year was internal growth and development as a team. Attending trainings such as the Offers and Needs Market and the NAN Indigenious Women Leadership Forum to help our leadership cultivate new skills.

To wrap up our year we ended 2025 with an epic Native Heritage Month Celebration hosting the 2nd Annual Kerbyville Community Powwow in Cave Junction. After a year of great community loss we saw a need for community healing, and this powwow was just that! Bringing together the most powerful medicines, dance, and prayer. Seeing how loud and proud NDN Country turned up in this small community was such a sight to see and what a huge honor and blessing to these lands!

While we did not accomplish all we set out too, 2025 reminded us of our greatest asset as indigenous people and that is resiliency.‼️

This year NativeWomanshare as a team plans to strive forward continuing our work from this year with many new and exciting things upon the horizon! 🔥

Holay! Kerbyville Community Powwow and Native Heritage Festival does it again! 💯 There are no words for how powerful our...
11/26/2025

Holay! Kerbyville Community Powwow and Native Heritage Festival does it again! 💯 There are no words for how powerful our community is when we gather to pray, dance and celebrate. Thank you to everyone who traveled near & far to dance, drum, helpers and support. Thank you to our hard working committee, to the SOU Samoan dance team, to our MC Henry, to our veterans & elders, to our MMIP awareness speakers, to 2 8 Tha Native & Tha Flo for finishing the night with style and to our very own Alyssa Lake for the dedicated organizing. Thank you to all our sponsors.

Native culture is best when shared with pride. Thank you to Illinois Valley for its beautiful lands, waters, and for receiving our Indigenous culture with love. We hope you came away healthier and with stories to tell.

Happy Indigenous Heritage Month, everyone.
2026: Let’s do it again!

Join us Saturday, November 22nd for our 2nd annual Kerbyville Community Powwow at , Illinois Valley HS! After the immens...
11/11/2025

Join us Saturday, November 22nd for our 2nd annual Kerbyville Community Powwow at , Illinois Valley HS!

After the immense success of last year’s festivities we are back in partnership with NativeWomanshare to host our Native Heritage Festival! In collaboration we have cultivated a schedule packed full of culture, care, and community creating a seamless blend to showcase not only a traditional powwow but also to highlight ALL of the beautiful aspects of indigenous culture!

At the Kerbyville Community Powwow you can expect to see art, culture, dance, and much, much more! Not only will we have native vendors and delicious food, we will also be showcasing SEVERAL different native acts and artists to share with our community all aspects of native culture. 🥁

We will have:
🪶 Dancing 🥁 Drumming 💥 Craft & Food Vendors 🙌🏽 Raffles 🎂 Cake Walk
… Aztec dancing, Somoan dancers
… MMIW speakers
… 🔊 and Native hip hop artists, 2 8 tha Native and The Flo

A full day of fun for the family. Schedule to be announced soon!

Spread the invite! Everyone is welcome.

This previous week Nativewomanshare had the immense honor of attending the Native Action Network’s 21st Annual Native Wo...
11/05/2025

This previous week Nativewomanshare had the immense honor of attending the Native Action Network’s 21st Annual Native Woman Leadership Forum at Muckleshoot Casino in Washington! At the forum we spent our time attending leadership trainings culturally specific to our indigenous women and two spirit relatives in leadership. At the forum we had the opportunity to fill our hearts and spirits with the healing medicine of sisterhood. This trip was just what we needed only 18 days away from our 2nd Annual Kerbyville Community Powwow and Native Heritage Festival! A huge thank you to Native Action Network for this incredible opportunity and experience.

🥁 Our Kerbyville Community Powwow & Native Heritage Celebration is only a few weeks away! Get your regalia, friends and ...
11/03/2025

🥁 Our Kerbyville Community Powwow & Native Heritage Celebration is only a few weeks away! Get your regalia, friends and family ready.

We will have:
🪶 Dancing 🥁 Drumming 💥 Craft & Food Vendors 🙌🏽 Raffles 🎂 Cake Walk
… Aztec dancing, Somoan dancers
… MMIW speakers
… 🔊 and Native hip hop artists, 2 8 tha Native and The Flo

A full day of fun for the family. Schedule to be announced soon!

Spread the invite! Everyone is welcome.

Fresh off the press! We are in full fledged planning mode for the 2nd annual Native Heritage Festival and Kerbyville Com...
10/15/2025

Fresh off the press!

We are in full fledged planning mode for the 2nd annual Native Heritage Festival and Kerbyville Community Powwow!

See you all Saturday, November 22nd!

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