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SUMMARY:Indigenous Nourishment: Chia\, Piñon\, and Serviceberry
DESCRIPTION:Explore the nutritional qualities and traditional uses of chia\, piñon\, serviceberries while learning about their connections to Indigenous foodways.  Participants will prepare a nutrient-dense chia pudding made with piñon nut milk and berries\, connecting this familiar contemporary snack to longstanding Indigenous food knowledge and traditions.  An herbal sage tea will also be served during the class. Learn with Allison M Wolfstar. \nRegister HERE
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/indigenous-nourishment-chia-pinon-and-serviceberry/
LOCATION:Growing Gardens\, 1630 Hawthorn Ave\, Boulder\, CO 80304\, USA
CATEGORIES:food,Indigenous knowledge, organizing & leadership,Nonprofit
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261019T173000
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SUMMARY:People of the Sacred Land (Film Screening and Dialogue)
DESCRIPTION:The idea that we are living on stolen land isn’t new\, or even novel; it’s a reality that exists across settler communities worldwide\, and many people in the United States are aware of the blatant agendas\, coercion\, and profound immorality of the treaty process. What’s often missing from that conversation\, however\, are rigorous\, comprehensive\, academically supported Native-led studies proving that— even through the lens of modern law— large areas of what we call the United States remain illegally occupied. And nowhere is the evidence and culpability more dramatic than in the state of Colorado. PEOPLE of the SACRED LAND (2026\, 32 min) follows Richard Willams (Oglala Lakota\, Northern Cheyenne) as he recounts the findings of the Truth\, Restoration\, and Education Commission (TREC) of Colorado’s TREC Reports. While Rick’s story focuses on Colorado\, the approach\, implications\, and impact of his work provide a model for Native leaders across the continent.
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/people-of-the-sacred-land-film-screening-and-dialogue/
LOCATION:Naropa Cultural Center\, 2150 Arapahoe Ave\, Boulder\, CO
CATEGORIES:Film Screening,Indigenous knowledge, organizing & leadership
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SUMMARY:Right Relationship Boulder Presents: The Land Returns\, Film Screening and Panel Discussion
DESCRIPTION:This new documentary film features three Land Back stories: a private landowner in Nebraska who returned land to the Pawnee Nation; the town of Eureka\, California\, that returned an island to the Wiyot Nation; and BOULDER\, COLORADO\, where we are still working to return land to the Arapaho\, Cheyenne\, and Ute nations. \nAfter the one-hour screening\, filmmaker Margaret Jacobs will be joined by Jerilyn DeCoteau\, an enrolled member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa and co-founder of Right Relationship Boulder\, and Rick Williams\, Cheyenne and Lakota\, president of People of the Sacred Land. \nRegister HERE
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/right-relationship-boulder-presents-the-land-returns-film-screening-and-panel-discussion/
LOCATION:First Congregational Church – 1128 Pine St. – Boulder\, CO 80302\, 401 Pine St\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film Screening,Grassroots,Indigenous knowledge, organizing & leadership,land
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261014T093000
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SUMMARY:CU Boulder Indigenous Peoples Day Panels and Film Screenings
DESCRIPTION:Join us for two panel discussions and a film screening exploring Land Back initiatives across the Américas and Indigenous-led bison restoration across the Great Plains and Rocky Mountain West. Esteemed speakers will highlight shared challenges\, cultural significance\, Indigenous stewardship\, and the ongoing work to reconnect Indigenous communities with their ancestral lands. \nEvent Schedule:\n9:30 am – Light Breakfast \n10:00 am – 11:45 am – Land Back: Comparative Hemispheric Perspectives Panel\n12:00 pm – Lunch and Connecting Session with James Rattling Leaf\n“Colorado Buffalo Collective: Bison Back\, Land Back—Restoring Buffalo\, Land\, and Relationship”\n1:00 pm – 2:45 pm – Bison Back: Bringing Out Relatives Home\n3:15 pm – 4:30 pm – People of the Sacred Land Film Screening and Discussion (4th Floor Chancellor Hall\, CASE Building)\n\nRegister HERE
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/cu-boulder-indigenous-peoples-day-panels-and-film-screenings/
LOCATION:Norlin Library\, 1720 Pleasant St\, Boulder\, CO\, 80302\, United States
CATEGORIES:Academia,Film Screening,Indigenous knowledge, organizing & leadership,land
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SUMMARY:Protecting the Next Generations: Indigenous and Local Perspectives on the Future of Tailings Governance
DESCRIPTION:Tailings facilities are often discussed as technical engineering challenges\, yet for Indigenous Peoples and other local affected communities\, they represent a much broader legacy of mining. Often\, tailings facilities are unknown to communities; projects that are never fully explained in Free\, Prior and Informed Consent processes or consultation meetings. It is crucial to know that long after mineral extraction ends\, tailings remain embedded in Indigenous territories\, shaping water/food security\, health outcomes\, livelihoods\, cultural heritage\, biodiversity\, and the ability of communities to exercise their rights over generations. \nCo-hosted by the Global Tailings Management Institute (GTMI)\, Earthworks\, and Cultural Survival\, this webinar will focus on bringing together institutional leadership and Indigenous voices in a shared dialogue ensuring that mining legacies are governed in ways that respect rights\, protect territories\, and contribute to lasting social and environmental resilience. \nRegister HERE
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/protecting-the-next-generations-indigenous-and-local-perspectives-on-the-future-of-tailings-governance/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:activism,education,food security,Indigenous knowledge, organizing & leadership,Land Management,Nonprofit,Pollution,resilience,water
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260928T171500
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SUMMARY:People of the Sacred Land Film Screening Followed by Small Group Guided Exploration
DESCRIPTION:September 28\, Monday\,  5:15 pm – 7:00 pm   Film\, PEOPLE OF THE SACRED LAND\nat the Boulder Public Library\, 1001 Arapahoe Ave. — Boulder Creek Room\nFREE and Open to the public — For adults and children 8 yrs.+  REGISTER HERE \n\nPEOPLE of the SACRED LAND (2026\, 32 min) follows Richard Willams (Oglala Lakota\, Northern Cheyenne) as he recounts his engaging personal journey with Land and the findings of the Truth\, Restoration\, and Education Commission (TREC) about Colorado’s history and treaties\, including falsified ones.\n\nFilm screening with Small Group Guided Explorations after the film\nSponsored by OurSacredEarth.org; part of series\, “Experiences for Relationship”\, and Colorado Coalition for Indigenous Allies; website here.
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/people-of-the-sacred-land-film-screening-followed-by-small-group-guided-exploration/
LOCATION:Boulder Creek Room\, Boulder Public Library\, Arapahoe Avenue\, Boulder\, CO\, 80302\, United States
CATEGORIES:Indigenous knowledge, organizing & leadership,land
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SUMMARY:People of the Sacred Land Film Screening: Nederland
DESCRIPTION:September 24\, Thursday\,  6:30 pm – 8:00 pm   Film\, PEOPLE OF THE SACRED LAND\nat the Nederland Community Library\, 200 Highway 72 North  Register  HERE\n\nPEOPLE of the SACRED LAND (2026\, 32 min) follows Richard Willams (Oglala Lakota\, Northern Cheyenne) as he recounts his engaging personal journey with Land and the findings of the Truth\, Restoration\, and Education Commission (TREC) about Colorado’s history and treaties\, including falsified ones.\n\nFilm screening with Small Group Guided Explorations after the film\nSponsored by OurSacredEarth.org; part of series\, “Experiences for Relationship”\, and Colorado Coalition for Indigenous Allies; website here.
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/6469960/
LOCATION:Nederland Community Library\, 200 CO-72\, Nederland\, CO\, 80466\, United States
CATEGORIES:education,Grassroots,Indigenous knowledge, organizing & leadership
ORGANIZER;CN="Our Sacred Earth":MAILTO:oursacredearth@outlook.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260923T173000
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SUMMARY:Salsa: Reclaiming Ancestral Flavors
DESCRIPTION:Join us Wed\, Sept 23\, 5:30-7 PM\, for a hands-on culinary workshop exploring Mexican ancestral foodways through the medicine of salsa. Together\, we’ll discover the cultural significance of chiles\, salsas\, and traditional sauces as expressions of Indigenous knowledge\, nourishment\, and community.  Learn how fresh ingredients and simple techniques can create vibrant flavors while honoring generations of culinary tradition.  Each participant will prepare and take home two homemade salsas made with fresh ingredients y mucho amor. \nRegister HERE
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/salsa-reclaiming-ancestral-flavors/
LOCATION:Growing Gardens\, 1630 Hawthorn Ave\, Boulder\, CO 80304\, USA
CATEGORIES:food,Indigenous knowledge, organizing & leadership
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260916T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260916T190000
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SUMMARY:Food is Medicine: Three Sisters and Infused Vinegars
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Food is Medicine: Three Sisters and Infused Vinegars with Amy Barcenas on Wednesday\, September 16\, 5:30–7:00 PM. The Three Sisters (corn\, beans\, and squash) are sacred foods that have sustained Indigenous communities across Turtle Island for generations. In this hands-on workshop\, participants will prepare a Three Sisters Salad with a healthy dressing using local and organic ingredients. The class will explore how simple\, whole-food dressings can replace highly processed store-bought options and support everyday wellness. Participants will also create an infused herbal vinegar to take home and use in homemade dressings. Through food preparation and storytelling\, the workshop invites participants to reconnect with ancestral food knowledge and food as medicine. Free Spanish translation and childcare provided. Register HERE
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/food-is-medicine-three-sisters-and-infused-vinegars/
LOCATION:Growing Gardens\, 1630 Hawthorn Ave\, Boulder\, CO 80304\, USA
CATEGORIES:agriculture,food,Health,Indigenous knowledge, organizing & leadership
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260623T173000
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SUMMARY:People of the Sacred Land Film Screening
DESCRIPTION:PEOPLE of the SACRED LAND follows Richard Williams (Oglala Lakota\, Northern Cheyenne) as he recounts the findings of the Truth\, Restoration\, and Education Commission (TREC) of Colorado’s TREC reports. While exploring their impact in the contemporary landscape of Colorado’s Front Range\, Rick is correcting the default narrative\, illuminating the widely untold history of Colorado and uncovering the causes of the extensive damage endured by Native peoples due to forced relocation\, illegal seizure of land\, violations of human rights\, acts of violence\, warfare\, deceptive practices\, genocide\, and other illicit actions perpetrated by the state of Colorado\, its citizens\, and the U.S. government and federal agents over the past 170 years. Although Rick’s story focuses on Colorado\, the approach\, implications\, and impact of his work provide a model for Native leaders across the continent. \nIn the wake of irreparable harms and the midst of the boisterous and patriotic celebrations of the United States’ 250th and Colorado’s 150th anniversaries\, the TREC reports and this film are dedicated to the restoration of Indigeneity\, relationality\, reconciliation\, and wellness for the next seven generations. \nAfter the screening will be a discussion and Q&A with the filmmakers and Richard Williams\, President of the People of the Sacred Land. This film will be shown in the Colorado’s People of the Sacred Land exhibit and visiting the exhibit is included with the program.\n \nA film by Dewi Sungai + Jason Houston (www.eight16creative.com) \nExecutive producer: Richard Williams\, People of the Sacred Land (www.peopleofthesacredland.org) \nField Director: Sarah Ortegon HighWalking (www.sarahortegon.com)  \n 
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/people-of-the-sacred-land-film-screening/
LOCATION:Museum of Boulder\, 2205 Broadway\, Boulder CO
CATEGORIES:Indigenous knowledge, organizing & leadership
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260503T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260503T160000
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SUMMARY:Roots of Injustice\, Seeds of Change: Toward Right Relationship with Native Peoples
DESCRIPTION:Roots of Injustice\, Seeds of Change: Toward Right Relationship with Native Peoples\nWhen: May 3\, 2-4pm \nWhere: Virtual \nREGISTER HERE! \nIn this 2-hour participatory program\, we experience the history of the colonization of Turtle Island\, the land that is now known as the United States. The story is told through the words of Indigenous leaders\, European/American leaders\, and Western historians.\n\nWe engage with this history through experiential exercises and small group discussions. And we are invited to consider how we can build relationships with Indigenous peoples based on truth\, respect\, justice\, and our shared humanity.\nFacilitated by TRR’s Native and non-Native teams. Appropriate for high school students and adults.
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/roots-of-injustice-seeds-of-change-toward-right-relationship-with-native-peoples-2/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:activism,community,culture building,education,Indigenous knowledge, organizing & leadership,Nature,resilience,social justice,spirituality
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260502T110000
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SUMMARY:MMIW Broomfield Native Art Market
DESCRIPTION:MMIW Broomfield Native Art Market\nWhen: May 2\, 11am-4pm\nWhere: Brunner Farmhouse\nLEARN MORE HERE!\n\nJoin the Broomfield Native Art Market for a vendor market featuring 20+ Indigenous artisans\, live music\, and a benefit to raise awareness about Missing and Murdered Indigenous People.
URL:https://boulder.earth/event/mmiw-broomfield-native-art-market/
LOCATION:Brunner Farmhouse\, Broomfield\, 640 Main Street\, Broomfield\, Colorado
CATEGORIES:activism,community,creative arts,culture building,Indigenous knowledge, organizing & leadership
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