Native Action Network is pleased to present the 16th Annual Native Women’s Leadership Forum May 28-29, 2020 at Tulalip Resort Casino & Spa in Tulalip, Washington! During this day and a half conference, women of all ages will gather together for fellowship, learning, and sharing of life experiences through general assembly sessions, workshops, and our Enduring Spirit Honoring Luncheon.
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Register Here:
https://whova.com/portal/registration/nwlf_202005/

Registration Prices
$225 - Standard
$175 - Early Bird (Now through April 30)
$300 - Mother & Daughter (Includes Two Registrations)
$150 - Student or Elder
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Tulalip Resort Casino & Spa
10200 Quil Ceda Boulevard, Tulalip, WA 98271
www.tulalipresort.com
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Call 866-716-7162 to request discounted room rates during the Forum at $149 weekdays / $189 weekends.
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More Ways to Get Engaged, Submit by March 31:

Nominate an Enduring Spirit
https://fs30.formsite.com/Ifriday/form7/
The Enduring Spirit Award recognizes the lifetime achievements of Native women who through their commitment of time, energy, and volunteerism contribute to healthy communities.

Apply for the Youth Academy
https://fs30.formsite.com/Ifriday/h8ln0rep83/
Native Action Network is hosting its 10th Annual Young Native Women’s Leadership Academy! Young Native women who are seniors in high school through their final year in college are invited to apply.

Propose a Workshop
https://fs30.formsite.com/Ifriday/ztqpcx0zky/
Workshop proposals for the 2020 Forum are now being accepted. Proposals from Native community members working in diverse fields will be considered, including interactive sessions, presentations, or panel discussions.

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Questions?
Contact asia@enduringspirit.org or 206-451-7298.

Since 1972, the annual Northwest Folklife Festival has been a community-powered celebration of the music, arts, and heritage that make up the brilliant cultural tapestry of Cascadia. With over 5,000 performers on 20+ stages, 200 vendors, 500 volunteers, and upwards of 250,000 attendees, this remains one of the largest access-for-all community-powered festivals in the region. The festival is more than a celebration of the diversity of Cascadia, it’s a chance to engage directly with the many communities that make up our bioregion.

2020 Cultural Focus: Living Legacies As Northwest Folklife looks ahead to celebrate its 50th Anniversary in 2021, it is the stories and traditions of the region that serve as the foundation and significance behind the organization and work. Join in preserving, supporting and cultivating our community’s cultural endowment through Cultural Focus: Living Legacies. We will be creating a Living Legacies Toolkit to document and capture family heritage and stories in tandem with our organization as we build a retrospective for our 50th anniversary and legacy for generations to come.

2020 Cultural Focus: Living Legacies will have four components: (1) Development of a Living Legacies Toolkit to share with communities to preserve, document and capture their stories; (2) Fieldwork and Documentation; (3) Archiving and Digitization, and; (4) Production of Podcasts, Digital and Anthological Booklet.