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Indigenous led nonprofit formed to support the rights of the Earth, by recognizing the intrinsic value of all species, ecosystems, ensuring clear water and air, and returning human activity to a balanced, sustainable level. (a) To advocate for the inherent sovereignty and natural rights of Indigenous People, and all legal rights conferred by or available through colonial legal systems, including land use and food sovereignty;

(b) To preserve the history, culture, traditions and language of Indigenous People;

(c) To increase awareness of the inherent sovereignty and legal rights of Indigenous People, their history, culture, traditions and language;

(d) To provide places for Indigenous People to gather in community;

(e) To facilitate and provide emergency resources for Indigent People; and

(f) To support the rights of the Earth, by recognizing the intrinsic value of all species and ecosystems, ensuring clean water and air, and returning human activity to a balanced, sustainable level.

10/08/2026

Three opportunities!

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✨ Create, learn, and connect at Wenatchee Public Library ✨

Join local Indigenous artist Amanda Northwind for hands-on Indigenous beading workshops at Wenatchee Public Library in October.

✦Oct. 18 -Beaded Lanyards
✦ Nov. 15 -Beaded Earrings
✦ Dec. 6 -Beaded Lanyards

Open to tweens, teens, and adults—no experience needed!
Space is limited. Call (509) 662-5021 to register.

10/06/2026

We are an Indigenous-led team of grassroots organizers, practitioners, community builders, and media-based strategists from diverse Nations throughout Turtle Island.

This is who we are, and this is the work we're committed to. Learn more at https://www.indigenousrrf.org/.

10/02/2026

Addiction doesn't discriminate.

48 million Americans suffer from addiction every year, and it touches every community, including our own. The Hope Dealers, a new feature documentary, follows former drug dealers and people in recovery transforming how rural communities face addiction, brought to our community by partners CAFE and Thriving Together NCW.

For Indigenous communities, the weight of addiction often carries generations of historical trauma. Healing often comes from those with lived experience, meeting people where they are.

09/30/2026

🧡 September 30 — Orange Shirt Day 🧡

Orange Shirt Day began in Canada, inspired by Phyllis Webstad's story of having her orange shirt taken on her first day at school in 1973. Now, it is widely observed across the U.S. too, honoring boarding school survivors here as well.

Learn more: orangeshirtday.org | boardingschoolhealing.org

09/28/2026

Every donation to IRRF helps preserve Indigenous culture, language, and traditions, and creates safe spaces for our community to gather, heal, and grow.

Your gift can go toward Land Back, our General Funds, or a specific event, whatever speaks to you most. No amount is too small. Consider making a donation today.

🔗 indigenousrrf.org/donate

09/27/2026

World Rivers Day is observed each year on the fourth Sunday of September, honoring rivers and building awareness around their conservation.

Rivers have sustained Indigenous communities in this region since time immemorial — carrying food, life, and cultural significance that runs far deeper than what's visible on the surface. Protecting clean water is central to IRRF's vision for the future.

Take a moment today to appreciate the rivers around you, and what it means to care for them.

09/26/2026

Since 1994, National Public Lands Day has brought hundreds of thousands of volunteers together each year to help care for public lands, the nation's largest single-day volunteer effort. This year, volunteer events run into October.

For IRRF, caring for the land isn't a once-a-year event, it's central to who we are. These lands were, and remain, sacred to Indigenous peoples long before they were designated "public." Stewardship of the land is a responsibility we carry every day.

If you're able to volunteer at a public land site this season, we encourage you to do so and to remember whose land you're standing on while you do.

Image designed by the National Park Service

09/23/2026

Interested in getting more involved with IRRF? We're looking for community members to join our committees.

It's a great way to lend your skills and help shape the work we do. Reach out or visit the link below to learn more.

🔗 https://www.indigenousrrf.org/join-our-team

09/22/2026

Today marks the fall equinox, a moment of balance between day and night, and a season long honored by Indigenous peoples for harvest, gathering, and gratitude.

As the seasons shift, we're reminded of the balance we strive for in our own work: honoring the past while building toward the future.

09/19/2026

We are an Indigenous-led team of grassroots organizers, practitioners, community builders, and media-based strategists from diverse Nations throughout Turtle Island.

Learn more at https://www.indigenousrrf.org/.

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Wenatchee, WA
98801

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http://www.indigenousrrf.org/

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