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Swinomish Tribe

La Conner,

Community Focus: Indigenous American
Swinomish

The Swinomish Indian Tribal Community is a federally-recognized tribe that occupies the Swinomish Reservation in the state of Washington.

Tahoma Indian Center

Tacoma,

Community Focus: Houseless/Homeless, Indigenous American
Alaska Native

We offer a safe gathering place with; laundry facilities, communication and technology access, a clothing bank, and lunch. Tahoma Indian Center engages relatives around traditional spiritual and cultural activities.

Tahoma Peak Solutions

Seattle,

Washington

Community Focus: Indigenous American

Tahoma Peak Solutions is a Native Woman Owned firm specializing in Strategic Communications and Food Systems planning and design.

Tamástslikt Cultural Institute

Pendleton,

Community Focus: Indigenous American

A world class facility inside and out, Tamástslikt is the only museum on the Oregon Trail that tells the story of western expansionism from a tribal point of view. Permanent exhibits bring to life the traditions of the Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla Tribes, who have called the region home for 10,000 years. But the museum doesn’t merely remember what has been. Tamástslikt (the word means “interpreter”) connects this rich, storied history to our present day–did you know, for example, that the confederated tribes are recognized leaders in the restoration of salmon habitats?–and then expands the experience further by sharing the dreams and concerns of its tribal community in a moving exhibit called “We Will Be.”

Tanana Chief Conference

Fairbanks,

Community Focus: Indigenous American
Alaska Native, Tanana

Tanana Chiefs Conference(TCC) is an Alaska Native non-profit corporation, also organized as Dena’ Nena’ Henash or “Our Land Speaks”. We work towards meeting the health and social service needs of Tribal members and beneficiaries throughout our region.

Tanana-Yukon Historical Society

Fairbanks,

Community Focus: Indigenous American
Alaska Native, Settler

Sharing the history and continuing story of Fairbanks and Interior Alaska.

The Alliance of Idaho

Bellevue,

Community Focus: Afro-Latina/e/o/x, Indigenous American, Latina/e/o/x, Mexican, Multicultural
Hispanic, Spanish

Immigrants are part of our national fabric, bringing energy, skills, values, and vision that benefit all Americans. The Alliance works toward building a community that supports fairness, equity, and justice for immigrants and advances a prosperous future for all. We envision a society where human rights are guaranteed, all people have the right to migrate, full civic participation is supported, and everyone, including the most vulnerable, can flourish.

The Museum at Warm Springs

Warm Springs,

Community Focus: Indigenous American
Warm Springs

Located in sunny Central Oregon on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation The Museum At Warm Springs preserves, advances and shares the knowledge of the cultural, traditional and artistic heritage of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs.

The Raven Chronicles Press

Seattle,

Community Focus: Indigenous American

Raven Chronicles, a Seattle-based literary magazine and organization, began in 1991, when Kathleen Alcalá and Philip H. Red Eagle guest-edited several King County Arts Commission Newsletters. They recognized the lack of diverse, multicultural writing being published in Seattle and the Northwest region in general. The result of this collaboration has been a magazine that strives to reflect several sides of each topic, like a many-faceted bauble held up to the light by Raven.

The Tribal Tribune

Nespelem,

Community Focus: Indigenous American
Colville

The Tribal Tribune is an American Indian tribal newspaper owned by the federally-recognized Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation. It primarily serves the tribal membership, but also offers subscriptions to non-members.

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