Compartiremos nuestras recetas favoritas y hablaremos sobre la historia del maĂz en las culturas indĂgenas de AmĂ©rica, asĂ como los beneficios para la salud del mĂ©todo tradicional de procesamiento del maĂz, la nixtimalizaciĂłn. Este evento es de cupo limitado y requiere inscripciĂłn previa. La inscripciĂłn se abre el 10/24 a las 10:00 am.
Not another post Thanksgiving turkey sandwich! Learn to transform your holiday leftovers into flavor-packed tamales. We'll talk about the history and culture of the tamale and get hands-on experience preparing and cooking them.
The Camas Public Library and Two Rivers Heritage Museum will present Gravestone Gossip: The Stories of the Clark County Pioneers, from 5-7 p.m. Nov. 7. Take a warm, dry, virtual tour of the pioneer cemeteries of Clark County, led by cemetery expert Peri Muhich. Discover the stories beneath the headstones, from pioneer shenanigans to untimely deaths. No registration is required.
Portland State University is honored to host the Oregon Tribal Language Speaker Series. Our tribal partners will present their language programâs history, revitalization efforts, and future projects.
Justine Flynn is a dedicated citizen of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde and currently serves as the School Administrator for the Shawash-iliÊi Skul. Justine has been an active member of the community of Grand Ronde her entire life and grew up participating in tribal activities and program since preschool. As a strong advocate for place-based learning and immersive language education, Justine is passionate about supporting and advocating for tribal students. She works hard to support the staff within her program to create an education environment that responds to families and students while also centering language and culture as the first priority. Justine holds a Bachelorâs Degree from the University of Oregon in Race and Ethnic Studies, a Masterâs Degree in Elementary Teaching, and a graduate certificate in Indigenous Educational Leadership from Kansas State University.