Understanding and Using Treaty Rights Webinar Part 2
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August 20 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Are you interested in better understanding what treaty rights are and how they are used? Or a tribal citizen curious about your treaty rights?
Join us for the two-part Understanding and Using Treaty Rights event to learn about the present state of treaties with the United States. Attendees will come away with an understanding of how Native nations and citizens are using their treaty rights and how they can support sovereignty through taking action that honors treaties.
August 20th Event Speakers:
- Candice Jimenez (Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs), Chief of Staff, Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board
- Marne Kaeske, Cultural Preservation Specialist and Lead of the Education and Outreach Division at 1854 Treaty Authority
- Chanda Blesi, Education Outreach Aide at 1854 Treaty Authority
Register for the webinars using the links below.
Aug. 13: https://zurl.co/tGZf
Aug. 20: https://zurl.co/gaIv
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