Join our team! We're an all Indigenous-women-led grassroots organization that works for the purpose to protect, restore and re-matriate the Felix Family Coast Miwok/Támal-ko ancestral home. Share with a relative! 🔗Link to roles and online application: alliance4felixcove.org/careers

What does it mean to be Indigenous-women led? Hear it directly from the Strawberry Sisters Leadership Circle – the group of powerful, dynamic Indigenous women who have shaped the Alliance’s vision for rematriation from the very beginning. alliance4felixcove.org/indigenous-wom…

Bringing back the vitality of Indigenous pathways as practiced by our ancestors, the spirit of living with Mother Earth, is at the center of our work. That process unfolds in this beautiful video on our Indigenous Youth Kayak Program. Watch now! youtu.be/9FKMhC1YIIc?si…

Representation matters. Thanks to Sec Deb Haaland and many other Indigenous leaders, the Department of the Interior has reached a major milestone in to recognize the devastating trauma that federal Indian boarding school policies caused to generations of Indigenous people.

Today marks 62 yrs since legislation authorized the creation of Point Reyes National Seashore. Since the Alliance founding 3 yrs ago, we've worked to build bridges with the NPS, encouraging them to partner with Indigenous peoples to steward these vital ancestral homelands.

Today we're celebrating 3 yrs of the Alliance for Felix Cove! With the strong support of our partners, community members, and allies, we have taken incredible steps toward our vision: to return Felix Cove to Indigenous hands, creating a place of healing, beauty, and creativity.

We still have a few spots remaining! Join us this Sunday the 22nd from 10a - 12noon for a cordage workshop at Stafford Lake. See you there! RSVP to secure your spot: lu.ma/4pkytitc

The Alliance Turns 3! One of the core parts of our vision in creating the Alliance was making the invisible visible -- and bringing Indigenous stories to light. LISTEN NOW to episode 2 of Coming Home to the Cove, an Emergence Magazine podcast. emergencemagazine.org/audio-story/co…

“So many people know almost nothing about California history, that there were Indians here. So it’s exciting and powerful to work to bring back this little cove on Tomales Bay that’s been abused and made invisible.” - Peggy Berryhill (Mvskoke) #Indigenous #Sisterhood #Leadership

What a beautiful story in celebration of the return of the West Berkeley Shell Mound into Indigenous hands, led by our incredible partners at Sogorea Te’ Land Trust. The #LandBack movement is growing stronger and stronger every day -- but we still have so much work to do.

Strawberry Sister Josie, on the badassness of the🍓Strawberry Sisters: “Every one of these women are committed to service. There’s a deep, heartfelt resonance that I feel from each and every one of them.” - Josephine S. Talamantez (Chicana/Yaqui) Photo credit: Vita Hewitt

This video highlights the journey we took to bring community members together to create and launch Tamal-liwa – the first Felix family and community-built tule canoe to touch the shores of Felix Cove in likely over 250 years. youtu.be/LGKFLD8RDAo?si…

🌟🌿 Reflecting on our annual leadership retreat back in April with our Strawberry Sisters. We came together with a shared purpose: to celebrate our journey, rejuvenate our spirits, and envision new possibilities for the Cove. Join us in celebrating our achievements!

Looking forward, the Alliance's vision remains grounded in the power of our 🌟 ancestors' lifeways. 🌟 “Learning the ancestral practice of canoe construction and cordage opened my heart even more to the necessity of community.”

We still have spots left! Join us in community this weekend. A Támal – Ko Family and Point Reyes Settler Family: A Reconciliation on Divergent Paths lu.ma/t4vvsr4z Tule Canoe Build #2 lu.ma/9o8nblsz

“Our work is truly grounded in the experiences of the matriarchs of the Felix family—Theresa’s mother and grandmother—and all they endured while continuing to care for and protect the Cove. That commitment continues to show up through the women in this community.” - Kim Tercero

"For many Native people, national parks, state parks, regional parks, are ancestral homelands. We don't necessarily come here for recreation. We come here to reconnect. " WATCH NOW: youtube.com/watch?v=TIlerw…

Ka molis to the Point Reyes Light for amplifying our story! Read the full article here: ptreyeslight.com/news/for-tamal… #OurStory #medicine #legacy

“Such good medicine on this trip, surrounded by good relatives, ancestors, sacred water and land” - Luna Hernandez. This #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth, we’re kicking off a campaign for next year’s trip – so that we can offer this opportunity to even more Indigenous youth.

“We need to tread carefully as we work to reconnect with the land—to move in a loving, patient, motherly way. That’s why this movement needs women’s leadership.” - Victoria (Tory) Grace Canby (Diné) Photo credit: Vita Hewitt #Indigenous #Sisterhood #Leadership