
Indigenous Peoples’ Day at Daybreak
United Indians of All Tribes Foundation hosted our 8th Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration on Monday the 10th of October. Prior to the recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Seattle, organizers led

United Indians of All Tribes Foundation hosted our 8th Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration on Monday the 10th of October. Prior to the recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Seattle, organizers led

United Indians of All Tribes Foundation is excited to announce the opening of our Sacred Circle Gallery Gift Shop at Sea-Tac Airport! The store will open at the end of
During the 2018 mid-term election cycle, more women than ever are seeking offices ranging from city council to the United States Senate, with a record number of over 40 female
In 2014 the Seattle City Council voted unanimously to change the second Monday in October to Indigenous Peoples’ Day. As Councilmember Kshama Sawant told the Seattle Times, “Learning about the
Opening: Feb 12th 6-9 pm Exhibit open Feb 12- April 30, 2015 Hours: M-F 8am to 5pm May Internationally renowned Native American artist Terrance Guardipee’s unique Ledger Artwork and Catherine
Washington Department of Early Learning awards funding for United Indians of All Tribes Foundation/Puget Sound Educational Service District preschool partnership. Seattle, WA | June 11, 2014 Visit www.unitedindians.org to learn
Seattle channel Video of United Indians and Daybreak Star History