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WSHS wants to partner with the Vietnamese American community in Washington State

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WSHS wants to partner with the Vietnamese American community in Washington State

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Our Mission
We are Indigenous and non-Native people working with individuals, local organizations and governments to support Indigenous Peoples' connection to land, raise Indigenous voices and practice right relationships with the Native peoples who lived in the Boulder Valley historically and those who live here today.
Vision Statement
The people of Boulder Valley are committed to building lasting relationships with Indigenous Peoples based on justice and collaboration.
Values Statements Right relationship means:

1. Acknowledging the irreducible and ongoing relationship that Indigenous Peoples have with their land and territory.

2. Following the guidance of and supporting Indigenous-led initiatives and being accountable to Indigenous Peoples in our words and actions.

3. Listening to and learning from Indigenous Peoples' Knowledge and Wisdom.

Land Acknowledgment
We begin our work by acknowledging that the the land where we live today is the territory of the Hinono'ei (Arapaho) people. We honor Chief Left Hand (Nowo3), leader of the last Hinono'ei band to spend their winters in the Boulder Valley. Many Hinono'ei people were massacred by the US Cavalry at Sand Creek, Colorado, in 1864. The survivors were forced out of Colorado to reservations in Wyoming and Oklahoma, where most Hinono'ei live today. In our daily lives, let us remember that the Boulder Valley is home to the Hinono'ei people and to many other tribes that also camped, hunted and traded here for centuries. Native people of many Indigenous nations live here today.
Would you like to get Involved?
Guided by our mission, Right Relationship Boulder engages in a wide variety of activities, some of them ongoing and ohters more circumscribed. Our volunteer work is sectioned by Working groups.

Working Groups

Central to RRB's ongoing activities are the efforts of our Wroking Groups. Each group is focused on a particular area of work whose aim is to foster Right Relationship. The working groups meet regularly to plan activities and then work in with the community towards their goals.

* Education & Schools

* Indigenous Peoples Day

Please contact RightRelationshipBoulder@gmail.com if you would like to be added to our email list and newsletter.

Coordinating Council

Right Relationship Boulder Coordinating Council (CC) is formed by one or two members of each working group. The RRB Coordinating Council is currently formed by the following members:

Founders: Paula Palmer, Jerilyn Decoteau

Website, Newsletter & Communications: Andrea Valeska

Indigenous Advisory Committee: Saydie Sago, Andrea Valeska

Indigenous Peoples Day Group: Andrea Valeska

Visiting Group: Sallie Ward Robinson

Land Group: Christine Yoshinaga-Itano

Education & Schools Group: Bonnie Sundance, Laurie Rugenstein

We thank our Fiscal sponsor Mediators Foundation
http://mediatorsfoundation.org/

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Right Relationship Boulder - Bringing Communities Together

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Our Mission We are Indigenous and non-Native people working with individuals, local organizations and governments to support Indigenous Peoples' connection to land, raise Indigenous voices and practice right relationships with the Native peoples who lived in the Boulder Valley historically and those who live here today.

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Historic preservation matters. Over the 52 years since Historic Boulder was founded, the organization has been directly and indirectly responsible for the preservation of over 1,300 legacy buildings............ structures that, every day, assert the unique and innovative spirit of this community.

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Are you just starting out on your journey to discover your family roots...or are you one document away from solving a mystery of one of your ancestors? Wherever you are in your genealogical process, DAR is here to help. The DAR Genealogical Research System (GRS) includes free online databases containing information on Revolutionary patriot ancestors, descendants of those patriots, as well as the vast array of genealogical resources from the DAR Library.

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Are you just starting out on your journey to discover your family roots...or are you one document away from solving a mystery of one of your ancestors? Wherever you are in your genealogical process, DAR is here to help.

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WSHS - Vietnamese Cultural Center partnership

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WSHS - Vietnamese Cultural Center partnership

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WSHS - Sec of State partnership to gather oral history resources

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WSHS - Sec of State partnership to gather oral history resources

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About Discover Nikkei

Explore and celebrate the commonalities and differences in our "Nikkei" experiences through shared stories from around the world with diverse topics, such as cultural identity, community and family history, art, sports, music, literature, and much more with JANM's Discover Nikkei project!

Read articles published daily, watch clips from life history interviews, check out events, and more!

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Homepage | Japanese American National Museum

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Explore and celebrate the commonalities and differences in our "Nikkei" experiences through shared stories from around the world with diverse topics, such as cultural identity, community and family history, art, sports, music, literature, and much more with JANM's Discover Nikkei project! Read articles published daily, watch clips from life history interviews, check out events, and more!

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Story: Learn the remarkable history of the Japanese American soldiers, the most decorated unit in military history.

REMEMBER. EDUCATE. INSPIRE.

We share the stories of courage, patriotism and sacrifice of the American WWII soldiers of Japanese ancestry and the relevancy of their legacy to today.

Our Mission

We educate and inspire through the legacy of the American WWII soldiers of Japanese ancestry.

Watch our new virtual programming!

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Heroes Among Us: Stories of Courage, Patriotism & Sacrifice

Episode 1: “The Gothic Line”

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Episode 1: Hip-hop Lyricist Kaze Jones

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Sharing Stories Around the Table

Episode 1: “I Feel With My Heart”

Go For Broke Monument 23rd Anniversary Virtual Tribute

Saturday, June 4 at 2 PM PDT
1: 45 PM – Pre-show featuring   “Honor A Veteran” tributes

Join us as we honor the Japanese American soldiers of WWII. Show your support as a Monument Anniversary sponsor plus make a Veteran Floral Tribute and/or “Honor A Veteran” Social Media Tribute.

2022 Student Essay & Poetry Contest & Lawson Sakai Scholarship

Open to all high school and college students. Submissions deadline is June 30, 2022.

Hanashi Oral History Collection

Search the world’s largest collection of over 1,200 audiovisual interviews of Japanese American WWII veterans. Since 1988, the Hanashi Collection has shed light upon the war experience that cannot be conveyed by official records alone.

Go For Broke Monument

The Go For Broke Monument stands as a powerful tribute to Japanese American men and women who served during WWII. The black granite monument is engraved with the names of the more than 16,000 who served in 100th Infantry Battalion, Military Intelligence Service, 522 Field Artillery Battalion, 232nd Combat Engineer Company and the 1399 in Europe and the Pacific.

Here’s a way to show your support and bring a little piece of GFBNEC right to your home. Members save 10%.

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Go For Broke - National Education Center

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The Go For Broke Monument stands as a powerful tribute to Japanese American men and women who served during WWII. The black granite monument is engraved with the names of the more than 16,000 who served in 100th Infantry Battalion, Military Intelligence Service, 522 Field Artillery Battalion, 232nd Combat Engineer Company and the 1399 in Europe and the Pacific.

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Juaneño Band of Mission Indians Acjachemen Nation

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Juaneño Band of Mission Indians Acjachemen Nation

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The official site for the Juaneno Band of Mission Indians Acjachemen Nation. It is the interface between the tribal government, tribal members and the community at large.

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Work with local communities to address Islamophobia as a form of hate.

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About the MIA - Manitoba Islamic Association

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The Manitoba Islamic Association (MIA) traces its roots to the late fifties and early sixties of the 20th century, when Muslim immigrants to Manitoba came together to worship, learn and socialize.

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Engage post-secondary students

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MSA - Muslim Student Association - University of Manitoba _ Winnipeg MB _ Facebook

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The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is located on ancestral lands, on Treaty 1 Territory. The Red River Valley is also the birthplace of the Métis. We acknowledge the water in the Museum is sourced from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation.

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The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is located on ancestral lands, on Treaty 1 Territory. The Red River Valley is also the birthplace of the Métis. We acknowledge the water in the Museum is sourced from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation.

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NCTR - National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

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About the NCTR The NCTR is a place of learning and dialogue where the truths of the residential school experience will be honoured and kept safe for future generations. The most important service we provide is delivering Survivors and their families a record of their own history, a sacred bundle that the NCTR will protect

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Home — The National Association of Friendship Centres (NAFC)

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The National Association of Friendship Centres is a network of over 100 Friendship Centres and Provincial/Territorial Associations, which make up part of the Friendship Centre Movement–Canada’s most significant national network of self-determined Indigenous owned and operated civil society community hubs offering programs, services and supports to urban Indigenous people.