View the livestream from the event here. Last Friday, dozens gathered at The Center for Wooden Boats to listen to architect Bruce Arnold share plans for the Northwest Native Canoe
Yesterday marked the first day of work on replacing the flat roof of Daybreak Star! Teams are hard at work carrying out the installation process. The existing roof was the
At the time of the 1970 Takeover, Bernie Whitebear, United Indians’ founder, conceived of an expansive vision for the future of Seattle’s Fort Lawton: reclaiming Native land to build a
From her work as the Indian Child Welfare Program Manager at United Indians early in her career, through her long tenure as a social worker with the Department of Social
News Coverage and Documents from the Takeover of Fort Lawton, March 8, 1970.
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
Seattle channel Video of United Indians and Daybreak Star History
