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Shani, she/her, JFN, Lenape land

On Cherokee & Catawba land

grew up on Lenape land, currently on Kumeyaay land <3

Liel (they/them), nipmuc and pocumtuc land

Rachel they/them, Occoneechi Saponi land

currently on cherokee land <3

Cherokee (east) land in so called Georgia

SJ, they, Jewish Farmer Network, Cherokee and Catawba lands

Sophie, she/they, Cherokee land

sarah, she/her on Lenape and Haudenosaunee land

on cherokee/chickasaw land!

Hi! Johanna Rosen (she/her) joining from Pocumtuc land, Connecticut River Valley of Massachusetts, Meadowhawk Farm, Agrarian Trust

Stern, he/him, raised on Lenni Lenape land, living on Piscataway-Conoy land

Monacan land

Rachel, she/her, on Ashinaabe land

living now on unceded Lisjan land

Hello! Ilana she/her calling from Narragansett land

Hi, I’m Lindsay (she/her), here on Snoqualmie/Duwamish/Coast Salish land.

Jake raised on Ohlone land, now living on Osage land

Roni (Lenin Lenape lands) NJ pinelands.

Lisjan, chochenyo, muwekma,

Anishinaabe/Haudenosaunee land in Nogojigwanong/Peterborough Ontario

calling in from potawatomi land

Calling from Shawnee, Yuchi and East Cherokee land!

Tome, She/ her, Calusa land

Greetings from land of the Saponi, Ocaneechi Band in NC

Calling in from sacred ancestral lands of the council of the three fires—ojibwe, odawa, bodewadomi lands

Xena, she/her, calling in from Oneida land

hi from narragansett, wampanoag & pokanoket land

joining in from former shared hunting territories of the southern most Haudenosaunee, western most Lenape and Susquehannock, northern most Tsalagi and Shawnee, and eastern most Omamawinini.

Hi! I’m Allegra, they/she prounouns, on Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi land, also known as land of the Council of the Three Fires

Allie(she/her) joining from Massachusett land

Sarah, she/her- Massachusett land, raised on ohlone land

We’re on Juaneño and Luiseño land. Grew up on Kumeyaay land.

GaBriel, farming on Nisqually, Squaxin, Chehalis, Cowlitz and other Coast Salish lands in so-called Olympia, Washington, US

something about the bay area🤗

Dana she/her Tohono O'odham/Yaqui/Apache land aka Tucson Arizona

Ian, unheeded guest/kuuyam/ger on Tovaangar/Los Angeles

*uninvited

I live in the Kwantlen, Stolo, Coast Salish territories. Started my life in Khoisan territory in South Africa

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Leroy (they/them), on Tsalaguwetiyi (Eastern Band of Cherokee) and S’atsoyaha (Yuchi) land currently, raised on land of the Hopewell, Adena, Kaskaskia, Myaamia, Shawandasse Tula, and Osage, and born on the land of the Piscataway and Nacotchtank

https://villagesoflisjan.org/

Muwekma Ohlone

for the entire video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYAfIEKWLC4&t=1747s&ab_channel=BerkeleyCenterforNewMedia

Ari (they/them) on Westo land, augusta ga

Breakout room prompts: How are you feeling?What are you thinking about?Do you have any questions?

Nisqually land in western Washington

After returning, you can paste your reflections in the chat

I would like to access educational resources for parents whose kids are building missions in California schools

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we had questions and felt curious about intercepting land-buying processes and the potential there for land rematriation, locally where we each live individually

Feeling like I don’t know enough about the original stewards of the land that my Jewish family has called home for 5 generations

We reflected on the loss/ confusion of having a tangled identity, and having our traditions / rituals taken from us

There is a beautiful burial mound of the Calusa people preserved and taken care of where I live

we talked about how these stories can be so unfathomable--the time that has passed since colonization began, the way that colonizers' names have overtaken indigenous names, the plants that haven't been grown. we also reminded ourselves of the steadiness of trees and mycelium networks

we talked about how learning true history in schools needs to be promoted and protected and how recognizing/dismantling false narratives that we are taught growing up is so important

sitting with how "romanticized" the missions are in CA and how they are a point of pride and beauty for mainstream/white America- and the depth of falsehood that is...and feeling into the grief of the fact that the Ohlone people built them, and then were imprisoned in them...and their choice was to be imprisoned or die without land. it's devastating- and the fact that Ohlone folks have survived and are regenerating is incredible.

Talked about time and parallels between now and 400, 800 years ago and what some plants and beings (trees) must have witnessed. Trying to fathom that and the feelings surrounding that (heavy, grief).

Felt a lot of tension and resonance around having had ancestors experience much of the same oppression, while now benefiting off of this same oppression as a settler.

Artist: https://justseeds.org/product/on-indigenous-land/

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@Trella +1

"dismantling false narratives"

^^^ yes. so grateful that the truth and history are reaching more people...so we can begin shedding the lies that we were fed, and step into knowing and holding the truth.

@Xena, putting things into perspective especially when it comes to time

@Emma, echoing "tangled identity"

My family directly benefitted from a Spanish Land Grant in California and we are still farming the land today. I am seeking education and actions to take moving forward regarding land back & rematriation

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providing financial support to language revitalization projects can be really meaningful too

Anyone have good resources on cultural conservation easements they can share?

https://sogoreate-landtrust.org/2021/07/12/rematriation-resource-guide/

^^^Our resource guide on the website

Thank you!

@Elena +1

@RC can also connect with yout city/county and see if they have language or steps for setting up easements. The city of Oakland has given us an easement. Still learning about it ourselves

Resources for funding/supporting solidarity projects: https://sogoreate-landtrust.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Resource-Guide-for-Indigenous-Solidarity-Funding-Projects-with-links.pdf

@Katie, this might help. This site has curricula developed with Indigenous/Cali. Native leaders https://www.ebparks.org/programs/educators/ohlone-curriculum

Examples of Land Return: https://sogoreate-landtrust.org/return-land/

https://agrariantrust.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/FaithLands-Toolkit_A-Guide-to-Transformative-Land-Use-by-Agrarian-Trust.pdf

Here's a webinar that give more specific advice on returning land: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oa-2SWJrClU

All the links will be sent out but we are also sending them as we go along

Thank you!!

Thanks Nazshonnii for sharing these incredible resources!

saying my "how now brown cow"s😅

Questions: What might Teshuvah/relational repair look like for you, your family, your org, your farm?

What do you know about the Indigenous and colonial history of the land you're on?

Who are the local Indigenous Tribes/Nations, organizations, leaders, farmers?

How are you going to leverage resources to support Indigenous sovereignty?

What are 3 tangible next steps to take now?

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Final Resource- guide on interacting with Indigenous communities: https://sogoreate-landtrust.org/how-to-come-correct/

SELC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oa-2SWJrClU

2021 book on "neighborhood trusts." https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300250015/thanks-everything-now-get-out

nice nice, y'all are welcome to share resources too :)

I work at a settler land trust with conservation easements and acquisitions for day job and am always interested in using that technical knowledge for something more useful and purposeful

JewsOnOhloneLand.orgjewsonohloneland@gmail.com@jewsonohloneland

SogoreaTe-LandTrust.orginfo@rematriatetheland.org@sogoretelandtrust

thank you so so much!!

8:15 https://www.jewishfarmernetwork.org/2022liveschedule

Questions: What mightWhat do you know about the Indigenous and colonial history of the land you're on?Who are the local Indigenous Tribes/Nations, organizations, leaders, farmers?How are you going to leverage resources to support Indigenous sovereignty?What are 3 tangible next steps to take now?

Thank you!!