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Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 พ.ย. 2018
The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde is a sovereign Native American nation in north-central Oregon. It currently has more than 5,100 members worldwide.
Honoring Our Homelands: tumwata
"The connection to the falls has always been here. The fish we eat sustains us, gives us strength, gives us the will to live" Tribal Council Chairwoman Cheryle Kennedy reflecting on her familial connections with the falls, the importance of the fish caught there, and its presence in our Tribe's stories both past and present. This is Honoring Our Homelands: tumwata.
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Honoring Our Homelands: Marys Peak
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"It's amazing to think what it was like back when our ancestors were here and what they saw and what they thought and how it contributed to the stories we tell to this day." Tribal Council Member Brenda Tuomi reflects on her visit to Marys Peak, its importance in protecting and providing for Tribal people, and keeping the connections alive. This is Honoring Our Homelands- Marys Peak.
Honoring Our Homelands: Sandy River
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"If you had an abundant, you shared it with other people, and I truly believe that is the way of the Grand Ronde people." Tribal Council Member Jon George talks about the Tribe's connection to the Sandy River and its resources in our latest video of the Honoring Our Homelands series.
Honoring our Homelands: Spirit Mountain
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“This is home. This is everything to me.” On November 22, we raise our hands as we commemorate the 40th anniversary of our Restoration. However, our story isn’t limited to the last 40 years. Our story dates back to time immemorial. It tells us about the resiliency of our elders who fought to get us to where we are. It is demonstrated in our relationships to sacred sites, like Spirit Mountain, a...
Honoring Our Homelands: Willamette Mission
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"The Molalla and the Kalapuya people are still here, we continue to survive, and are part of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde." Tribal Council Member Denise Harvey talks about the Tribe's connection to Willamette Mission in the latest Honoring Our Homelands series video.
Honoring Our Homelands: Sauvie Island
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"The direct connection with the chiefs who lived here and the culture that was created here is what we continue to foster in Grand Ronde today." Honoring Our Homelands: Sauvie Island visits a place full of natural beauty and is connected to many of our stories and traditions.
Honoring Our Homelands: The Santiam River
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"Our Hearts are on these lands; this has always been our home; this has always been our place." Tribal Council Member Lisa Leno talks about the Tribe's connection to the Santiam River in the latest Honoring Our Homelands series video.
Honoring Our Homelands: The North Coast
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Today, we honor the North Coast and our relationship with it: one of mutual respect, care, and provision. A homeland is not simply a spot on a map but a connection to a place with deep and enduring significance.
A conversation about drugs in our community with Grand Ronde Tribe's Youth Council
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Today is National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day, and it’s a timely reminder that overdose deaths in Oregon increased by a staggering 41% in 2021. Grand Ronde's Youth Council is dedicated to raising awareness about increased drug use within our communities. Please watch and share this conversation with Youth Council as they discuss their perspectives, experiences, and solutions to preven...
Honoring Our Homelands: Obsidian Cliffs
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Our homelands have always provided for us. Today, on Earth Day, we’re excited to take you to Obsidian Cliffs. Obsidian Cliffs has always been a journey for Tribal Members. But it wasn’t the only journey. The gifts and resources provided by these homelands had a journey of their own ̶ making their way throughout the Pacific Northwest and into the hands of those who needed it.
Honoring Our Homelands: Table Rocks
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Our homelands once stretched throughout Western Oregon. Former Tribal Council Member Jack Giffen Jr. talks about the importance of Table Rocks to our people, our connection to the area, and the impact this place has had on our people.
Coyote and Turkey Buzzard.
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Winter has always been our time to gather and tell stories. These past few years we haven't been able to gather as a community. So, as winter closes, we wanted to bring the stories to you.
Coyote Builds Willamette Falls and the Magic Fish Trap
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Winter has always been our time to gather and tell stories. These past few years we haven't been able to gather as a community. So, as winter closes, we wanted to bring the stories to you.
Tribal member Bobby Mercier, on how the consent decree has impacted his family and community.
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For more than 35 years, the Grand Ronde and the Siletz tribes of American Indians have been bound by legal agreements that strip them of the right to manage their own hunting and fishing seasons on tribal land. Tribal member Bobby Mercier, talks about what hunting means for him, and how the consent decree has impacted his family and community.
Tribal member Reyn Leno, talks about the consequences of the consent decree.
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For more than 35 years, the Grand Ronde and the Siletz tribes of American Indians have been bound by legal agreements that strip them of the right to manage their own hunting and fishing seasons on tribal land. Tribal member Reyn Leno, a former Tribal council member and Vietnam veteran, talks about the consequences of the consent decree, and the importance of hunting.
Tribal member Sara Thompson, the Tribe’s only female ceremonial fisher, speaks to the consent decree
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Tribal member Sara Thompson, the Tribe’s only female ceremonial fisher, speaks to the consent decree
Tribal Medical Clinic Provider Allison Empey explains getting the vaccine even if you've had COVID.
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Tribal Medical Clinic Provider Allison Empey explains getting the vaccine even if you've had COVID.
Tribal Medical Clinic Provider Allison Empey, talks about the effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Tribal Medical Clinic Provider Allison Empey, talks about the effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Tribal Medical Clinic Provider Allison Empey, MD, addresses pregnancy and the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Tribal Medical Clinic Provider Allison Empey, MD, addresses pregnancy and the COVID-19 vaccine.
Tribal Medical Clinic Provider Allison Empey, MD, explains how MRNA vaccines work.
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Tribal Medical Clinic Provider Allison Empey, MD, explains how MRNA vaccines work.
The Most Common COVID-19 Vaccine Myth With Dr. Loberg
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The Most Common COVID-19 Vaccine Myth With Dr. Loberg
COVID-19 Update from CTGR Health and Wellness Executive Director
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COVID-19 Update from CTGR Health and Wellness Executive Director
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Thank you for sharing
I am originally from Alaska and the cost of shipping salmon from Alaska to Vancouver WA is very expensive
Ahh, I've always been curious where the name Tumwater came from. It is tumwata.
I did no such thing ayyyy good video guys keep it up y’all much love GR
She makes me proud. Thanks for the wise leadership.
It gives me great comfort to know my mother's and grandmother's ashes were spread at Mary's Peak. I have been in poor health, so was unable to go during their laying to rest ceremony, performed by my 2nd cousins last year. I had hoped to go on the anniversary of my mother's passing this May 19th, but I was recently diagnosed with endometrial cancer so don't know if or when I will ever get to go to Mary's Peak. I know at least my mother and grandmother are in a sacred space that looks over everything they loved, and that I am able to view Mary's Peak on a clear day from the Eola Hills. ❤
Hayu Masi 💚💛🌿
Thank you Brenda for sharing Mary's Peak. How can you not like this it is calming & you can hear the ancestors talking to you.. Yes our Tribe is still there & will stay strong.. This is Audrey roll 594.
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Salmon is life
The American Indian very wise .. I hope to connect with my Indian ancestors . As we see, not only America but around the world not doing well. I feel I pull to connect to what once was. Appreciation of all the gifts of God. Mountain Lakes Valley's The wind on your face. Thank you for sharing.
Im from Lagrande? Where is this place? The wallowas and Blues come together at the Grande Ronde valley......?
Grand Ronde is located in western Oregon at the headwaters of the South Yamhill River in the Oregon Coast Range. Our reservation was established there in the 1850s with over 30 bands and tribes spanning 14m acres from southwestern Washington, western oregon and Northern California. 🙌
@@michaelcherry3315Beautiful explanation. Thank You!
@@TheNotMeTubeyou’re very welcome, I’m glad you enjoyed it. 🙌
Amazing!
Yes it is, i have always admired Native Americans since i was very young.
Thank you Lisa for this short, but sweet tutorial. I enjoy watching these.. Gives me more to look upon & feel the love. Nicely done. This is Audrey Peters Scott
Thank you for sharing this video Michael along with all the rest of the tribe. Nicely done. from Audrey Peters, Scott.
fire vid
fire vid
Powerful, insightful, and reasonable suggestions that are rooted in heart, infused with love. Thank you for your service to Native youth, and to all people.
👏... this is gonna sound weird but it has to be said..... u my friend have a way with the camera! 😅 & I didn't no anything about this, thank u!
Mind wiped and land raped,I still love all mankind....I am not destroyed.Thank you DMT... OjibwayBongSmile
beautiful
02:33 indeed, well stated
Lies & corruption. You begged my mother to stay & help you with restoration, then only built statues of themselves! You won’t get away with your corruption! The FEDS are investigating you as I’m typing this. No one would step foot in spirit mountain if they KNEW of the nepotism & how poorly you treat us members! MY MOM KATHRYN HARRISON DID MOST OF THE RESTORATION WORK & YOU KNOW IT!
Hooks are better which. your tribes employed as well.
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Seeing sea lions this far in river, I wonder about the health of the ocean. Not a good sign.
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What if next month we have 1,213,456 new US COVID Cases a day? What if we have 100,000,000 COVID Deaths a day for 10 years? What if we have 330,000,000 deaths in 10 years? What if we have 999,000,000,000 cases a day? What if we have 670 days of 999,000,000,000 new cases a day with Global deaths of 945,456,777 Global cases a day for 10 years? What if the American death toll by 8/31/22 is 57,452,987? What if by 9/23/25 is 230,000,000? Globally by 9/23/25 what if the death toll is 1,000,000,000? What if the death toll in America by 3/16/26 is 312,999,989? Then what? What if by 4/18/32 is America is gone, and the rest of The World is 5 billion dead? What if in 2038 COVID-19 is still a pandemic?
Life is a journey. I am still finding mine
Wish I could come and see the beautiful view from that scaffolding!
My daughter Natalie was carried in a cradleboard at one of her first PowWows and Cheryl Kennedy commented on how cute Natalie was,I will always remember how special that made me feel as a new mom.
Is this filmed at fort yamhill out by Hwy 22?
This is kinda late but yeah it’s right by there
@@nakairock1129 cool, thank you. I live close but haven’t been there
Greetings from Yamhill
Hiyu Masi
i love it
Where's the Grand Ronde Indians?
Only good sea lion is a dead one. Kill the fuckers!
Awesome footage 👍👍