Xee-she’ Nee-yuu-hi
(Our People)
We have identified and are working to establish the following programs and projects to address the needs of our people.
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MMIP Awareness & Advocacy
Inter-Agency Collaboration on Human Trafficking Safety
Community Safety Training
MMIP Resources
MMIP Awareness Walk - May 5th , 2025
Unaffiliated Tribal Members
Outreach and Reconnection Services
Unaffiliated Member Advocacy and Research
Services Access
Cultural Data Protection and Standards
Community Training on Data Sovereignty
TEK-Driven Policy Advocacy
Indian Boarding School Research
Centralized TEK Data Collection
Collaborative Research and GIS Mapping
Cultural Resource Monitoring Teams
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Generations Advisory Council
Digital Archives and Research Library
Oral history collection and access to historical archives.
Genealogy research support and family tree mapping.
Digitization of photos, and historical records.
Creation of interactive historical maps.
Healing and Cultural Gatherings
Traditional Arts and Regalia Retreats
Sacred Circles: Heritage Support and Regional Engagement
Jackson County
Josephine County
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Objective: This exciting project brings Native youth and Tribal elders together to foster intergenerational dialogue, preserve cultural values, share knowledge, and address challenges facing our communities.
Leadership training in environmental and cultural stewardship.
Policy listening sessions to gather community input and inform recommendations.
Event planning and facilitation to support cultural and educational events.
Cultural Calendar
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Focus: Cultural preservation, governance, and historical advocacy of Tututni.
Governance and Sovereignty
Tututni Heritage Preservation
Oral History and Digital Archive Projects
Language Revitalization Support and Learning Tools
Policy Advocacy for Cultural and Historical Inclusion
Tututni Cultural & Historical Resource Mapping
Tututni Museum and Cultural Education
Historical Advocacy and Representation
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Objective: The Voice of the People project will serve as a vital news source for native communities in Coos, Curry, Jackson, Josephine, and Del Norte counties. By amplifying native voices, promoting cultural awareness, and supporting community engagement, this program will contribute to the preservation and celebration of native heritage and address contemporary issues facing these communities.
Local Native News
Online Native Business Directory