Short-term Youth Job Opportunity
Indigenous youth between the ages of 19-29 are invited to apply for a short-term contract opportunity with Naut’samawt Tribal Council and Islands Trust
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October 25th: Youth and Elders Talking Circle on the connection between native plants and fresh water
Are you passionate about native plants? Are you curious about the connection between plants and clean water?
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Are you an Indigenous Artist?
On behalf of Islands Trust and Watersheds BC, Naut’samawt Tribal Council is organizing a youth contest surrounding WATER.
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July 20 and 22, 2021: Youth and Elders Talking Circle on Water
Naut’sa mawt Tribal Council, in collaboration with Islands Trust and the Healthy Watersheds Initiative hosted a talking circle between youth and elders about water.
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Elder profile: Tsleil-Waututh’s Deanna D. George
Tsleil-Waututh Elder Deanna D. George’s traditional name is Synlha’liya. The name was handed down to her from her grandmother on her father’s side.
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Elder profile: T’Sou-ke’s Germaine Sutherland
Celebrating 89 years young, T’Sou-ke Elder Germaine Sutherland danced to celebrate her recent birthday.
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Elder profile: Homalco’s Vera Peacey
When I sat down with Homalco Elder Vera Peacey, she spoke about the importance of tolerance and self-development.
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Elder profile: Stz’uminus’s George Harris (Wholwolet’za)
Naut’sa mawt Tribal Council is run with guidance from an Elders Council with representatives from its 11 member nations. This article was originally published in the Salish Sea Sentinel.
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Elder profile: Tla’amin’s Elsie Paul (qaʔaχstaləs)
Naut’sa mawt Tribal Council is run with guidance from an Elders Council with representatives from its 11 member nations. This article was originally published in the Salish Sea Sentinel.
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Elder profile: Halalt’s Janet Moore (Hwum’mi’ya)
In Loving Memory of Honoured Halalt First Nation Elder, NmTC Elder Council Member, Sister, Aunt, Mother, Grandmother, and Great-Grandmother.
