Heal the Land. Heal the People.
We seek to nurture Native urban families, build connections to place-based culture where we are, and protect our shared waters.
“There is a cultural way of being on the water that gets handed down when we are in our canoes – respect, relationship, and reciprocity of care. We get to practice our language or the language of the land. The people, the land, the language is the culture. And so being on the water is part of caring for and protecting each other, the land, and the water.”
— Renea Perry, Executive Director