The Tulalip Lushootseed Dept. challenges Tribal citizens and employees to start using these three (3) simple Lushootseed phrases, instead of the English ones.
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Originally posted in 2019. In this video, we’re going over greeting someone during Canoe Journey Protocol. Presented by, then Heritage High School student, Krislyn Parks who is now an employee in the Lushootseed Language Dept.
(more…)The theme this year is “Deer and Changer” a traditional story passed on by Tulalip Ancestor Elizabeth “Lizzie” Krise. Today at 11:30am participants will share with the community what they learned this week at the Friday Ceremony.
The 26th Annual Language Camp for Week One participants worked through 8 different stations. The theme this year is “Dear and Changer” a traditional story passed on by Tulalip Ancestor Elizabeth “Lizzie” Krise. Today, July 14th at 11:30am participants will share with the community what they learned this week at the Friday Ceremony.
The Kenny Moses Building buzzing this week with the 26th Annual Language Camp for Week One participants! Youth work through 8 different stations. The theme this year is “Dear and Changer” a traditional story passed on by Tulalip Ancestor Elizabeth “Lizzie” Krise. Save the date for this Friday, July 14th at 11:30am where participants will share with the community what they learned this week at the Friday Ceremony.
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