It's About The Good of the People - David Hayward (Nor Rel Muk Wintu) TOGETHER TOWARDS HEALTH Cooking Salmon at Winnemem Ceremony
Winnemem Wintu tribal member Michael Preston talks about the tribe's ceremony to protest a government proposal to raise the Vanishing Voices- Wintu
Tia Wilkie to the Winnemem Young People Is there anything you're inspired to do moving forward?
Close The River, Randy Moore The Winnemem Wintu tribe's connection to the winter-run chinook salmon (known as Nur by the tribe) runs deep. The Nur are a part of the
Protecting Panther Meadows Winnemem Wintu Tribe Website. www.winnememwintu.us. Related Maps. languages. Winnemem Wintu · territories. Wintʰu• Po•m (Northern Wintu) · territories. Winnimem Once each year, the Winnemem Wintu make a summer pilgrimage to their sacred spring on Mt Shasta, the source of the McCloud
Invisible Voices. One News at 6, Tues 17 April 2018. The Winnemem are a traditional, non-gaming Tribe from Northern California. They have been unable to get a clear answer as to why the federal government stopped
The Winnemem Wintu Tribe celebrated the return of Chinook salmon eggs to the McCloud River Winnemem Winnemem Wintu Tribe: Winnemem Wintu – Middle Water People
The Winnemem Wintu and a Process of Survival - Bay Nature 2009 brought the revival of one of Winnemem Wintu ceremony's longest-running traditions (and one that many people have never
Winnemem Glen Cove Ceremony Shasta Dam Expansion | KQED This Week As the Winnemem Wintu Tribe continues to fight the U.S. government proposal to raise the height of Shasta Dam, their main
Through scenes of traditional Winnemem Wintu ceremonies and steadfast statements of resistance, learn about the clear conflict In 2006, the Winnemem held the first Bałas Chonas in 85 years. Unfortunately the ceremony was marred by interference from
A traditional tribe that comes from Bullium Puuyuuk (Mt. Shasta), protecting rivers, restoring salmon and fighting to preserve our culture and lifeway. The Winnemem Wintu ("middle river people" or "middle water people") are a Native American band of the Wintu tribe originally located along the lower McCloud
Winnemem Wintu—Mark Franco on language revitalization Where Is Justice for the Winnemem?
If you enjoy this discussion and want to hear more like it, please like the video and subscribe to our channel. It helps a lot! Panther Meadows is considered a sacred site by the indigenous Wintu tribe. They believe it is the dwelling place of the "Spirit of Partnership Between Winnemem Wintu Tribe and State and Federal
Winnemem Wintu leader Caleen Sisk speaks on the river closure, which her tribe and volunteers are trying to enforce. They said Winnemem Wintu Endangered Sacred Sites Panther Meadows Mount Shasta
Mark Franco, talking about the Winnemem Wintu Nation in California, shares some thoughts on language revitalization. Partners Return Winter-Run Chinook Salmon Eggs To McCloud River: Drought Action Moves Endangered Salmon Back Into Their Winnemem Resistance - Standing on Sacred Ground
Winnemem Wintu David Martinez: Brave Faces Portrait Gallery The Winnemem Wintu are a traditional tribe who inhabit our ancestral territory from Buliyum Puyuuk (Mt. Shasta) down the Winnemem Waywaket (McCloud River)
Winnemem Wintu Chief Caleen Sisk Tia Wilkie is one of the many Maori folks who hosted the Winnemem Wintu on our visit to New Zealand in March of 2010.
winnemem wintu movie Panther Meadows, on Mt. Shasta is the sacred genesis place of the Winnemem Wintu people. The US Forest Service has ignored
The Winnemem Wintu Tribe is fighting to restore the endangered Chinook salmon to their ancestral waters in Northern California. April 20, 2009 -- Chief Caleen Sisk Franco, of the Winnemem Wintu tribe of Northern California, makes a statement regarding the
Pom, the Winnemem Wintu's Cultural Preservation Officer, gives an update on the GoFundMe campaign to raise $85000 for the The parallel story of the Winnemem Wintu's displacement is a reminder that we can't conjure water out of thin air.
Welcome ceremony for Winnemem Wintu Tribe & The Kohola Project 1 The Winnemem Wintu conducted a war dance to aid them in closing the river for a coming of age ceremony for their next tribe
Most San Franciscans know that their drinking water, among the best in the world, comes from Hetch Hetchy in the Sierras. Every year, California hosts PantheaCon, a gathering of pagans. This year we were invited to show film scenes and organize a
Wintu Tribe's race to find human remains Winnemem Wintu tribal members traveled to US Forest Service Regional headquarters in Vallejo, to ask Randy Moore, Regional
Cremations in a Sacred Spring Winnemem Wintu - Wikipedia
Dessa Drake, Nichele Garcia and Jessica Abbe present a Winnemem Wintu curriculum for use in the classroom. The presentation Winnemem Wintu Tribe | Redding CA Caleen Sisk on Winnemem Wintu Mountain Spirits
The Original Salmon Stewards | NOAA Fisheries Winnemem Wintu MicroDoc
The Winnemem Wintu people of Northern California have been waiting for 149 years for U.S. government promises to be honored A controversial $1 billion plan to add as much as 18 feet to the height of Shasta Dam has environmentalists, Native Americans,
The Winnemem Wintu Tribe know themselves as the Middle Water People of the McCloud River. Their culture and lifeway is dependent and intertwined Winnemem Wintu- The Run 4 Salmon
Restoring Sacred Salmon and Healing the Land | Winnemem Wintu Tribe Winnemem Wintu Video
A short family video documentary with my mother about our tribal lineal heritage. My cousin and other tribal member recounting The legendary Winnemem Wintu healer, Florence Jones (1907-2003), passed on leadership of the Winnemem Wintu Tribe to The Winnemem Wintu won land back for their tribe. Here's what's next.
territories Winnimem Wintu Winneman Wintu tribe welcome delivery of Chinook salmon eggs to McCloud River Gary Mulcahy of the Winnemem Wintu Tribe discusses the SFPUC
Winnemem Wintu Chief and Spiritual Leader, Caleen Sisk talks about their 300 -mile prayer journey from the Sacramento River Some 20000 salmon egg arrived by helicopter to the McCloud River in an effort to save the winter run Chinook species and
The US government is moving ahead with plans to raise Shasta Dam, in the service of wealthy water districts in California's Winnemem Wintu's Bałas Chonas Call to Action
Winnemem Wintu Call to Action Don't Drown Our Culture
6/5/11 -- Members of the Winnemem Wintu tribe of Northern California, led by Traditional Chief Caleen Sisk, visit the spiritual Winnemem Wintu Curriculum
Floyd Jones (Hupa-Yurok-Karuk) came over from the Trinity-Klamath River area to cook salmon for the Winnemem tribes' annual Winnemem Wintu tribal members protest the raising of Shasta
Thank you and update from Pom Tuiimyali Microdocumentary for the Winnemem Wintu Tribe of Northern California. Authors: Cassidy Valenzuela, Athena Bell, Sanober
Mark Franco (Winnemem Wintu Tribe) Winnemem Wintu Tribe to Hold War Dance May 24-27 to Convince U.S. Forest Service to Protect Coming of Age Ceremony from
Sacred Salmon Prayer performed by the Winnemem Wintu tribe from America Members of the Wintu Winnemem tribe sing songs and light a fire in preparation for a war dance Thursday night at the McCloud Winnemem Wintu Tribe | Center for Watershed Sciences
California Wintu Tribe Winnemem Wintu gathering
No Dam Raise - Rally after the Winnemem Wintu War Dance at Shasta Dam Winnemem Wintu Chief Caleen Sisk explains to a group of about 25 people at the Redding Library on Monday that two citations
California Supports Winnemem Wintu Tribe – California Native Winnemem vs. New Agers on Mt. Shasta
Boats Close River For Winnemem Wintu Ceremony - May 26 2012 Mudball Races - Winnemem Wintu ceremony at Coonrod Flat, 2009 Community Member Spotlight | Douglas Scholfield, Winnemem Wintu Tribal Member
Alice R. Hoveman , Elaine Sundahl , Ronald M.Yoshiyama , Frank LaPena , Judith E. Lalouche. Journey to Justice,The Wintu David Martinez, a Winnemem Wintu tribal member and Whitmore resident, share his story of recovery from alcoholism and Winnemem Wintu leader speaks on the river closure
Westlands water district and the Bureau of Reclamation have proposed an 18 foot raise of the average water level of the Shasta Florence Jones and Caleen Sisk: Winnemem Healers
KATAHI ANO TO MATOU HIAHIA KIA WHAKAATU ATU KI A KOUTOU I TE AHUA O NGA KARAKIA TAPU I TAKUTAKUTIA AKE E Winnemem Wintu Lawsuit Against The US Government Group Project on Winnemem Wintu and raising of the Shasta Dam.
Winnemen wintu in Aotearoa Welcome ceremony for Winnemem Wintu Tribe & The Kohola Project 3
Caleen Sisk, the tribe's chief and spiritual leader, discussess ongoing negotiations with the Forest Service to close off access to U.S. Forest Service and Winnemem Wintu War Dance Led by Chief Caleen Sisk, the Winnemem Wintu hopes to solidify the connection between Indigenous rights and biodiversity.
The Wintu tribe is racing against time to find human remains at a construction site in Redding.