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Consortium Connection 10/31-12/10

WWNAEC News and Notifications

Consortium Connection10/31-12/10WWNAEC News and Notifications

2024-2025 Meeting Dates and Hosting Districts 2024-2025 Meeting Dates and Hosting Districts

For all meeting dates and lunches- exact locations will be sent at a later date

  • 9/26 North Thurston
  • 11/21 White River


  • 12/17 Holiday Luncheon @ Mama Stortini's 3207 E Main Ave, Puyallup, WA 98372
    • Please RSVP we only have a reservation for 25 people


  • 1/16 Seattle 2445 3rd Avenue SouthSeattle, WA 98124
    • Host- Shanna Brown- 206.795.4589
    • We will provide morning coffee, continental breakfast, beverages, and snacks.
    • The meeting will be held in Room 3700 on the 3rd floor. There will be a large screen for PPTs. I also understand that this is 100% in person, right?
    • Parking can be tight. First try the south (front) parking lot, then the east (side) parking lot. Some spots will be labeled for carpool. Those are open to park.
    • Street parking is 2 hours, and they will ticket.


  • 3/20 North Kitsap
  • 5/15 Franklin Pierce
  • 6/5 End of Year Luncheon
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More to come in January at our meeting!

More info to come at the next meeting from Title III More info to come at the next meeting from Title III

From our Previous Meeting Guest Speaker Resources

Blair Daly

425-406-0941

Washington Initiative

for Boys & Men

Click below to see the entire presentation from our meeting Click below to see the entire presentation from our meeting

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OSPI Updates and Information OSPI Updates and Information

Native Education

The Office of Native Education (ONE) provides assistance to school districts in meeting the educational needs of American Indian and Alaskan Native (AI/AN) students. ONE serves as a liaison between OSPI and school districts, tribal governments, State-Tribal Education Compact schools (STECs), tribal schools, Native communities, parents/guardians of Native children, and other groups and individuals.

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Click the link below for more information Click the link below for more information

https://ospi.k12.wa.us/sites/default/files/2024-09/p07-2025-lifting-american-indian-and-alaska-native-students-through-state-match-federal-title-vi.pdf

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Government-to-Government Relationships Training

December 13 | Location TBD

Look for more information to be posted to the Tribal Consultation website soon.

This training fulfills the Government-to-Government Relationships with federally recognized Tribes new certificate renewal requirements for all teachers, administrators, including all principals, assistant principals, program administrators, Career and Technical Education (CTE) directors, and superintendents. New requirements are a result of HB 1426 and WAC 181-79A-244.

Upcoming Conferences Upcoming Conferences

Scholarship Opportunities and Internship Opportunities Scholarship Opportunities and Internship Opportunities

Washington State Fair Foundations Blue Ribbon Scholarship application will open on December 1st. You have previously received a packet of information that includes the scholarships your students may be qualified for.

Please share the following link with your students so they can review the available scholarships and apply by January 31, 2025.

https://www.thefair.com/foundation/scholarships/

Resources to Consider Resources to Consider

Daybreak Star Radio Presents: First Annual Winter Indigenous Film Showcase


Celebrating Indigenous Filmmaking from February 16th through 22nd, 2025, at Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center in Seattle, WA.


Seattle, WA – Daybreak Star Radio is proud to announce the first annual Winter Indigenous Film Showcase, a week-long festival dedicated to amplifying the voices and stories of Indigenous, First Nations, and Native American filmmakers. Taking place from February 16th to 22nd, 2025, at the Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center, this free-to-attend event will feature a wide range of films, from narrative and documentary to animated works, spoken word productions, and web series, each crafted by Indigenous storytellers from across the Americas.


The Winter Indigenous Film Showcase is an unprecedented opportunity for the Seattle community and beyond to experience the diverse cultural heritage and unique perspectives of Indigenous filmmakers. Audiences will enjoy thought-provoking films like Bring Them Home with Lily Gladstone, Fish War, & Hey! Victor. Films that illuminate Indigenous history, culture, and contemporary issues, all while celebrating the artistry and creativity within Indigenous communities.


"We’re honored to provide a platform that allows Indigenous voices to take center stage," says Sherry Steele, Station Manager for Daybreak Star Radio. "The Winter Indigenous Film Showcase is more than a festival; it’s an opportunity to celebrate the strength, resilience, and beauty of Indigenous storytelling."


In addition to the films, the festival will feature exclusive events, including a Filmmakers' Function at the Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center, where attendees can connect with filmmakers and learn more about the inspiration behind their work. This special gathering will highlight the sense of community, reciprocity, and shared respect for the land that is central to Indigenous culture.


Thanks to support from sponsors and contributors, Daybreak Star Radio has committed to keeping the event free and accessible to the public. Sponsorship opportunities are available, allowing community and corporate partners to play an essential role in promoting Indigenous arts and culture while receiving valuable exposure and engagement.


For more information on the Winter Indigenous Film Showcase, including a full film schedule (Coming Soon) and sponsorship details, please visit http://www.daybreakstarradio.com/filmshowcase. Or Contact RONN!E - Production Manager - ronnie@daybreakstarradio.com - Ph. 323-NATIVES.


Join us in making history by celebrating the power of Indigenous storytelling through cinema. Experience the vision, passion, and voices of Indigenous filmmakers, and help us foster a deeper understanding of Indigenous cultures within our communities

Yil Me Hu Spring 2024 - Nisqually Salmon Recovery Newsletter

Yil Me Hu Spring 2024 - Nisqually Salmon Recovery Newsletter

Yil Me Hu Spring 2024 - Nisqually Salmon Recovery Newsletter - Download as a PDF or view online for free

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Tulalip Treaty Rights w/Andrew Gobin

Tulalip Treaty Rights w/Andrew Gobin

Meet Andrew Gobin, who manages treaty rights for the Tulalip Tribes of Washington State. If you're unfamiliar with treaty rights, don't worry - I first learned

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Holistic Wellness Rooted in Indigenous Culture

Native Education Curriculum Materials

These support materials work compatibly with standards-based curriculum. They augment and enrich the instructional and curricular approach of Since Time Immemorial: Tribal Sovereignty in Washington State. Tribal History American History - an American Indian Comments Unwritten Chapters American Indian Urban Relocation - developed by Shana Brown (Middle School) Spanish Language Version Boarding Schools - Secondary Lesson Resources developed by Shana Brown How the U.S.

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Job Postings Job Postings

Upcoming Pow Wows or Events Upcoming Pow Wows or Events

Pow Wows by Year

Pow Wows by Year

Search by Year: Learn how to quickly find the information you need using this easy-to-use feature. Discover our tips and tricks for searching year-specific content!

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WWNAEC Info WWNAEC Info

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Native American Youth Leadership Academy

If your district is interested in joining NAYLA reach out wwnaec@gmail.com

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WWNAEC

Email: wwnaec@gmail.com
Website: www.wwnaec.org
Location: PO Box 494 Puyallup WA 98371

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