Salmon People: Indigenous Resistance and Resilience in Alaska

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Salmon People: Indigenous Resistance and Resilience in Alaska

Join us at 5pm Pacific on Wednesday, June 30th for the first virtual event on the #RedRoadtoDC. Be sure to RSVP via zoom at this link to join us online

Red Road West Tour: Blessings and Ceremony in Seattle, WA.

On Saturday May 22nd, the Totem Pole Journey team and the House of Tears Carvers brought the #RedRoadtoDC totem pole to the streets of Seattle for two events and blessing

Announcing The Red Road to DC

As record-breaking heat waves and floods ravage our continent, we join members of the Lummi Nation for a coast to coast expedition, transporting a 25-foot, hand-carved and painted totem pole from Washington State to Washington D.C., visiting many sacred and historic places under threat from dams, climate change, and resource extraction.

Creating the totem pole

About the Red Road to DC totem pole carved by the House of Tears Carvers of the Lummi Nation.

New York Times: don’t publish climate science misinformation

While “alternative facts”, misconceptions, and misrepresentations of climate science are unfortunately widespread in public discussion, this practice has no place on the editorial page of The New York Times.