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  Decolonize This Place! : Support the Indigenous Land LabFebruary 6, 2025
  For centuries, Native American communities have faced brutal suppression of our cultural heritage and spiritual practices. Our ancestors’ lands were stolen, our traditions criminalized, and our people forcibly relocated to urban areas. Today, 87% of Native Americans live in cities, disconnected from our ancestral territories and the natural resources essential for our cultural survival. Over… Read more: Decolonize This Place! : Support the Indigenous Land Lab
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  Remarks at the Alameda Display of Unity Rally Lead to City of Alameda Reaffirming its Sanctuary City StatusFebruary 6, 2025
  People gathered outside of Alameda City Hall on Monday, February 3, 2025, to show their unified resolve for Alameda’s Sanctuary City status. I was honored to be among such speakers as Shalom Bruhn, Amos White, Rev. Michael Yoshi, Dr. Cindy Ackert, Kimi Sugioka, Rev. Vathanak Heang, Hiro Guida, and more people spoke during the open… Read more: Remarks at the Alameda Display of Unity Rally Lead to City of Alameda Reaffirming its Sanctuary City Status
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  Native History Project Condemns White Supremacy and Threats to Native American SovereigntyJanuary 28, 2025
  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Native History Project Condemns White Supremacy and Threats to Native American Sovereignty Alameda, California – Today, the Alameda Native History Project issued a strong statement affirming its values and condemning racist ideologies. “Alameda Native History Project vehemently condemns white supremacy, racism, xenophobia, and fascist ideologies. We abhor Trump-era policies destroying civil rights… Read more: Native History Project Condemns White Supremacy and Threats to Native American Sovereignty
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  Next Phase: Acorn ProcessingJanuary 9, 2025
  Acorns are the single most important food stock in California. They are enjoyed by First Californians from coast to coast. And it was traded throughout the state and beyond. We all share this heritage, even though we have different stories, songs, and journeys. While the First Californians are famous for eating acorns; we are not… Read more: Next Phase: Acorn Processing
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  Alameda Needs to Get PlantingDecember 27, 2024
  So, I know the whole “plant thing” might not make sense to people who want to build bigger levees, and sea walls. I’m trying to say we can’t manage with walls alone.  Walls cost tons of money.  We don’t know how tall to build them, or how fast.  The earth is continuing to warm at… Read more: Alameda Needs to Get Planting
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  2025 Acorn Harvest Planning BeginsDecember 23, 2024
  We’re excited to invite prospective volunteers, land owners, land stewards, and community members to join our upcoming meeting discussing the 2025 Acorn Harvest! Share Your Insights, Shape Our Success Meeting Details: Together, let’s: Your Network Matters! Do you have personal or professional connections to local organizations that could support our mission? Share your links with… Read more: 2025 Acorn Harvest Planning Begins

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