United Indians Winter Native Art Market
United Indians Winter Native Art Market
The Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center proudly presents its Native Art Market, a curated exhibition and marketplace featuring authentic Indigenous artisans and their masterworks. This sophisticated showcase spans diverse artistic traditions from numerous tribal nations, encompassing meticulously crafted apparel, artisanal jewelry, traditional woodcraft, ceremonial drums, limited edition prints, and an array of other distinctive pieces.
The Native Art Market is a component of United Indians of All Tribes Foundation’s many programs and services dedicated to uplifting Native peoples’ in the Puget Sound region and beyond. United Indians of All Tribes Foundation is in full support of The Indian Arts and Crafts Act.
United Indians Native Art Market
United Indians Native Art Market
The Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center proudly presents its Native Art Market, a curated exhibition and marketplace featuring authentic Indigenous artisans and their masterworks. This sophisticated showcase spans diverse artistic traditions from numerous tribal nations, encompassing meticulously crafted apparel, artisanal jewelry, traditional woodcraft, ceremonial drums, limited edition prints, and an array of other distinctive pieces.
The Native Art Market is a component of United Indians of All Tribes Foundation’s many programs and services dedicated to uplifting Native peoples’ in the Puget Sound region and beyond. United Indians of All Tribes Foundation is in full support of The Indian Arts and Crafts Act.
United Indians Native Art Market (Copy)
United Indians Native Art Market
United Indians’ Native Workforce Program is hosting a resource fair on November 22nd at the International District/Chinatown Community Center. DJ Big Rez will be there along with Native Soul Cuisine.
When: November 22 from 4 pm to 8 pm
Where: 719 8th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104
Why: Come learn about job offerings from local businesses, training opportunities, and resources available to you!
What: Dinner from Native Soul Cuisine and DJ Big Rez will be on site spinning Native tunes!
Native Nonprofits 101: HOW TO START A NONPROFIT
Native Nonprofits 101: HOW TO START A NONPROFIT
Native Action Network Virtual Sessions
Thursday November 7, 2024 from 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm
Everything you need to know about starting a nonprofit
A program designed to give you information and tools to help you run your nonprofit. Whether you're in a leadership role, serving as staff or volunteer, or new to nonprofits all together, this series provides you with practical, hands-on learning. We will share tips and tools for small to midsize organizations, whether staffed or all-volunteer. We celebrate and welcome participants of all genders, part of the Native Nonprofit Learning Series.
Register Here: Link
United Indians Gala Return to the Waterfront
United Indians Gala Return to the Waterfront
United Indians of all Tribes looks forward to gathering on Saturday, November 2nd at Bell Harbor International Conference Center to share their gratitude and celebrate with the partners, supporters, and friends that make their work possible.
October Book Club
October Book Club
Email tiarraray@duwmaishtribe.org for more information
Native Women's Leadership Forum
Native Women's Leadership Forum
Native Action Network will host their 20th Annual Native Women’s Leadership Forum October 24-25 at the Muckleshoot Casino Resort. Their theme this year is Celebrating a Legacy of Leadership.
The Leadership Forum opens with registration on October 24, 2024; Workshops will generally begin at 9:00 a.m. and run through 4:00 p.m. In addition, there will be a welcome reception, an enduring spirit honoring luncheon, and a Tribal fashion show for registrants to network celebrate, and enjoy time in community.
Chief Seattle Club Annual Luncheon 2024
Chief Seattle Club Annual Luncheon 2024
Wednesday, October 23, 2024 11:30 AM 1:00 PM
Come and enjoy inspiring talks given by the voices of our urban Native community, a served lunch, cultural performances, and celebrate the past year's milestones.
Registration closes on October 18th at 5:00pm. To register visit: https://give.chiefseattleclub.org/event/annual-luncheon-2024/e607731
2024 Indigenous Peoples’ Day Citywide Celebration
2024 Indigenous Peoples’ Day Citywide Celebration
Mark your calendars because Monday, October 14 is a day of celebration in Seattle! It's a day to recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day by honoring and celebrating Native peoples.
Get ready for a day filled with festivities and appreciation for the abundant richness of Native communities, cultures, and history. There are many community-led events taking place throughout Seattle.
Everyone is invited to join the gatherings to lift up and honor the vibrancy of Native communities of these lands and beyond. We’ll celebrate the rich history, enduring legacy, and invaluable contributions of Native people, who have been an integral part of this region, and beyond, since time immemorial.
We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the Native activists and allies who, in 2014, passionately advocated for
the City of Seattle to officially recognize the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
Schedule of Events:
1. 2024 Citywide Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration.
9:30 am – 1:30 pm at Pier 62 Waterfront Park 1951
Dzidzilalich (Alaskan Way) with a march along the Seattle waterfront to King Street Station Plaza.
Bring your drums and your Tribal flags!
2. Daybreak Star Celebration
5:00 pm - 9:00 p.m. at Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center, 5011 Bernie Whitebear Way, Seattle WA 98199
There will be dancing, dinner, and bingo. Feel free to wear your regalia!
Other Events
Check out other events in the area!
3. Indigenous People’s Day Rally, March, and Round Dance for Peace. 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm in Westlake Park, 401 Pine Street.
4. Indigenous Peoples Day 2024. 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm at Washington Hall, 153 14th Ave.
#IndigenousPeoplesDay2024 #Seattle
Native Nonprofits Building Community Together
Native Nonprofits Building Community Together
This Conference will give you the information, tools, and networking to expand and build your skills and support the important work you do in your community.
The Conference features a Welcome Reception on October 7th at the beautiful Northern Quest Resort located in Airway Heights, WA. Free shuttle service is available from the Spokane International Airport to the hotel.
Registration is $150 per person and includes A Welcome Reception, Breakfast and lunch over two days, keynote speakers, panel discussions, and two full days of workshops and networking. You don't want to miss out on meeting all of the incredible Native nonprofit team members who will be in attendance!!
Registered attendees can reserve a hotel room at our special room rate of $139.00, plus associated fees and taxes. Contact the Reservations Department at 1-877-871-6772 and ask for the Native Action Network group rate (or they may reference the Booking ID 30419).
Have an idea for a workshop? We are currently accepting workshop proposal submissions. Submit a workshop proposal via our call for workshop proposals.
Jubilee for Justice
Justice in Action
Save the date and join Northwest Justice Project (NJP) for a festive evening celebrating justice in action!
Tuesday, October 1st, 2024 5:30 PM
Embassy Suites, Pioneer Square, Seattle
ASL, Spanish interpretation, and live captioning provided.
For More Information Visit: Link
National Day of Remembrance of Indigenous Boarding Schools
National Day of Remembrance of Indigenous Boarding Schools
National Day of Remembrance of Indigenous Boarding Schools (Orange Shirt Day) is a day to reflect on the historical trauma of Indian Boarding Schools and how that trauma continues to impact Indigenous communities today.
The orange shirt has become a symbol of hope, reconciliation and a commitment to a better future. By wearing an orange shirt on September 30th, you make a statement to support reconciliation and commit to the enduring truth that EVERY CHILD MATTERS.
Na'ah Illahee Fund’s 20th Anniversary
Na'ah Illahee Fund’s 20th Anniversary
Bring the kids (or yourself!) to be immersed in Native creativity by the artful Asia Tail from Yəhaw̓ Indigenous Creatives Collective at Na'ah Illahee Fund Blue Jay Brings Back the Moon celebration. Affordable tickets for the whole family.
Come join Na'ah Illahee Fund for art, Indigenous wisdom, traditional foods and more!
RSVP Here: Link
Blue Jay Wisdom: A Week of Webinars: Sharing the Power of Vision Across Generations
Blue Jay Wisdom: Sharing the Power of Vision Across Generations
Please join Na'ah Illahee Fund for one or all of these FREE virtual events in celebration of the Power of Vision we as Native people hold.
Check out this incredible lineup of Indigenous leaders!
Sharing the Power of Vision Across Generations
Thursday, September 26th (6:00-7:30PM)
Jefferson Greene (Warm Springs) and Misty Greene, Columbia River Institute for Indigenous Development
Lovina Louie (Coeur d’Alene,Colville, Nez Perce), Board member of Native Wellness Institute
Yufna Soldier Wolf (Northern Arapaho) MLS
Moderated by Education Director of the Swinomish Tribe, Michael Vendiola (Swinomish)
Blue Jay Wisdom: A Week of Webinars: Indigenous Innovation: Energy, Climate and Education
Blue Jay Wisdom: Indigenous Innovation: Energy, Climate and Education
Please join Na'ah Illahee Fund for one or all of these FREE virtual events in celebration of the Power of Vision we as Native people hold.
Check out this incredible lineup of Indigenous leaders!
Indigenous Innovation: Energy, Climate and Education
Wednesday, September 25th (6:00-7:30PM)
LaRae Wiley (Sinixt), Executive Director, and Chris Parkin, Principal, Salish School of Spokane
Reuben Martinez (Makah), Energy Program Manager at ATNI
Renea Perry (Tlingit,Inupiat) Executive Director of Portland All Nations Canoe Family
Moderated by Education Director of the Swinomish Tribe, Michael Vendiola (Swinomish)
Blue Jay Wisdom: A Week of Webinars: A Night of Traditional Storytelling and Poetry
Blue Jay Wisdom: A Week of Webinars: A Night of Traditional Storytelling and Poetry
Please join Na'ah Illahee Fund for one or all of these FREE virtual events in celebration of the Power of Vision we as Native people hold.
Check out this incredible lineup of Indigenous leaders!
A Night of Traditional Storytelling and Poetry
Monday, September 23rd (6:00-7:30PM),
Rena Priest, (Lhaq’temish/Lummi) WA Poet Laureate Emeritus
Natosha Gobin (Tulalip) Lushootseed Language Teacher, The Tulalip Tribes
Tai Simpson (Nimiipuu, Black) Matriarch | Black Revolutionary | Practicing Abolitionist
Moderated by Na’ah Illahee Fund Board President, Bridget Ray (Ojibwe, Michif)
Native Nonprofits 101: NONPROFIT ESSENTIALS
Native Nonprofits 101: NONPROFIT ESSENTIALS
Native Action Network Virtual Sessions
Thursday September 5, 2024 from 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm
State law: Learn what you need to know to be compliant in Washington State, including Tribally-located nonprofits.
Federal law: Find out what federal rules every nonprofit must follow.
Worker-related rules: Learn what worker-related rules apply nonprofits in Washington.
A program designed to give you information and tools to help you run your nonprofit. Whether you're in a leadership role, serving as staff or volunteer, or new to nonprofits all together, this series provides you with practical, hands-on learning. We will share tips and tools for small to midsize organizations, whether staffed or all-volunteer. We celebrate and welcome participants of all genders, part of the Native Nonprofit Learning Series.
Register Here: Link
August Book Club
August Book Club
Email tiarraray@duwmaishtribe.org for more information
International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples
On 23 December 1994, the United Nations General Assembly decided, in its resolution 49/214, that the International Day of the World’s Indigenous People shall be observed on 9 August every year. The date marks the first meeting, in 1982, of the UN Working Group on Indigenous Populations.
The International Day observance will take place online on Friday, 9 August 2024.
This year’s theme is: Protecting the rights of Indigenous Peoples in Voluntary Isolation and Initial Contact
Native Nonprofits 101: SUPPORT
Native Action Network Virtual Sessions
Thursday August 8, 2024 from 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm
Fundraising: Create a fundraising strategy that honors cultural values and connects with donors.
Financial Management: Learn what to look for in financial reports and how to build a budget that reflects your full costs.
Register Here: Link
SIYAP 2024
SIYAP 2024
Join us for SIYAP 2024: July 29th - August 9th!
One of the most anticipated programs RES offers every August is 'SIYAP' - Seattle Indigenous Youth Art & Performance - an intensive two (2) week summer theatre workshop in which youth explore traditional and contemporary performing arts and create a final public performance to be performed at the end of camp!
Programming will run Monday - Friday, from 10:00am - 4:00pm.
First week (July 29th - August 2nd) will be held in Puyallup! Includes camping out for canoe journey - workshop venue TBD but will be close to campgrounds!
Second week (August 5th - 9th) will be held in the Red Eagle Soaring Theatre at the King Street Station! (303 S Jackson St, Seattle, WA 98104. 2nd floor)
Final performance will be at King Street Station on Friday, August 11th at 7:00pm.
All Indigenous Youth ages 10-19 are welcome to join!!
Register Online Here
Please reach out to nicole@redeaglesoaring.org with any questions!
Seafair Torchlight Parade
Seafair Torchlight Parade
There’s nothing like the Alaska Airlines Seafair Torchlight Parade, and no better way to spend a summer day enjoying a fun activity suited for the family. The Torchlight Parade is where Seafair celebrates the cultural diversity and traditions of the Pacific Northwest with over 100 entries.
From dragon dancers to precision drill teams and marching bands to prancing horses, the Alaska Airlines Seafair Torchlight Parade will keep you entertained from start to finish.
Public Speaking Workshop
Public Speaking Workshop
Native Action Network is hosting a Public Speaking Workshop on Saturday, July 27! This is a FREE in-person workshop in Seattle, WA.
This workshop will be facilitated by Aimée Bruneau. Aimée Bruneau is a public speaking and communication coach. She is also a professor of acting, an audiobook narrator, and a theatre actor and director. She earned her MFA in Acting from the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco.
Time: 9AM - 3PM
Location: SURF Incubator 999 3rd Ave SUITE 700, Seattle, WA 98104.
Seats are limited, so please contact Kamryn Yanchick at policy@nativeactionnetwork.org if you need to cancel your registration.
DUWAMISH GALA & NATIVE ART AUCTION
DUWAMISH GALA & NATIVE ART AUCTION
Duwamish Gala and Native Art Auction on Friday July 19th, 2024, at 6:30 PM at the Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI). Join for an evening of art, culture, and community support. Explore a stunning collection of Native art, experiences and getaways up for auction, showcasing the beauty and talent of Indigenous artists. Enjoy a salmon or venison dinner, drinks, and live entertainment while mingling with fellow art enthusiasts and community supporters. Your attendance helps us raise funds for important cultural initiatives for members and the community alike. Don’t miss this special event!
If you are interested in sponsorship, or have any questions, please email: tiarraray@duwamishtribe.org
35th Annual Seafair Indian Days Powwow
35th Annual Seafair Indian Days Powwow | Friday Family Night: 4pm – 10pm
Come and celebrate with our family, reunite with old friends and make new ones! Enjoy fantastic food, music, and dance.
All are welcome as we proudly share our culture at the Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center grounds.
COST: Open to the public and free. However, we would love your donations. Any amount at all supports all the programs offered at United Indians of All Tribes Foundation.
35th Seafair Indian Days Powwow 2024 Schedule:
Friday Family Night: 4pm – 10pm
Saturday: 10am – 10pm
Sunday: 10am – 6pm
Power Of Ceremony & Healing Gift
Power Of Ceremony & Healing Gift
The Power of Ceremony and Healing has many forms. What does it look like to you? Apply for this grant (up to $5,000), open to Northwest Indigenous leaders from July 1-26, 2024. There are many ways to apply and to share your vision.
For more information visit website
Summer Clothing Drive
Chief Seattle Club is accepting new and/or unused clothing & other items starting May 27th - August 30th. Stop by the ʔálʔal Café and drop off your items in the donation bin! Or check out our wish list to see what our members need most this summer.
4th Annual MMIWP & Families Awareness Gathering
4th Annual MMIWP & Families Awareness Gathering
Saturday, May 4, 2024
11:00am - 6:00pm
Daybreak Star Cultural Center Pow-Wow Grounds (behind the main building)
5011 Bernie Whitebear Way, Seattle, WA 98199
Parking is available in the Discovery Park North parking lot.
● Impacted MMIWP Families & Survivors
● Guest Speakers TBA
● Honoring selected unsung phenomenal grassroots advocates
● Round Dance (please contact us if you are a round dance song carrier and singer)
● Coastal Jam (Canoe Families Welcome)
● Food will be provided from 11:00am-4:00pm. Provided: Indian tacos, stew, and light refreshments. Donations are greatly appreciated but not required.