https://www.canoejourney2019.com/about daily 0.75 2019-03-06 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b51475170a6ade9ec7ef789/5b51569170a6ade9ec8109e3/1532124972447/11_occupiers_on_the_dock_march-1971+%281%29.jpg About - Occupiers on Dock Landing Indian occupiers of Alcatraz waiting to greet new arrivals to the island. Alcatraz Island, March, 1971. Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b51475170a6ade9ec7ef789/5b5148dfaa4a99f62d185ac1/1532125001179/04_procalmation_detail.jpg About - The Proclamation The Proclamation was a humorous tongue-in-cheek statement by the local Bay Area Indian community stating why the poor conditions of the island were perfectly suitable for Indians. The bleak and rugged conditions of ‘The Rock’ were strikingly like those on reservations. May 30, 1970. Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b51475170a6ade9ec7ef789/5b5148d688251bcb12a4dd8f/1532125013069/15_boys_in_cellblock.jpg About - Boys in Alcatraz Cell Block Two boys in the main cellblock. May 30, 1970. Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b51475170a6ade9ec7ef789/5b5148cd758d46a40f5533b7/1532125007152/alcatraz_angel_web72.jpg About - Alcatraz Angel Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b51475170a6ade9ec7ef789/5b5148be562fa7bfad396bbc/1532124993884/receiving_depot_group_01_web72.jpg About - At the Depot A group of Indian people at Pier 40 following the June 11, 1971 removal from Alcatraz. (John Trudell, wearing hat, to the far right of picture) San Francisco, California. Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b51475170a6ade9ec7ef789/5b5148bc575d1f1420e6c838/1532124982075/removal_boat_02_web72.jpg About - Removal Boat Alcatraz Island Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b51475170a6ade9ec7ef789/5b5148ab70a6ade9ec7f2742/1532124960254/trudell_outside_senator_web72.jpg About - John Trudell Outside of the Senator Hotel San Francisco, CA. June 11, 1971. Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b51475170a6ade9ec7ef789/5b51475103ce64a3522b05f2/1532124940452/raised_fists_four_web72.jpg About - Defiant Young Alcatraz Occupiers Indian occupiers moments after the removal from Alcatraz Island on June 11, 1971. They are (from left): Harold Patty, a Paiute from Nevada; Oohosis, a Cree from Canada; Peggy Lee Ellenwood, a Sioux from Wolf Point, Montana; Sandy Berger, from Fort Hall, Idaho. Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b51475170a6ade9ec7ef789/5b514751352f5399d145715b/1532124954778/16_exuberant_occupier_alcatraz02-1971.jpg About - Exuberant Occupier Exuberant Occupier (left) and Gino (right). Alcatraz Island, California 1971. Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b70a4bacd83663481cc02ef/1534109226338/fullsizeoutput_bb.jpeg About - Community The Occupied Canoe Family out of Oakland, CA partnered with the Paaxmiwoven Canoe Family out of Santa Rosa, CA to host a protocol and giveaway demonstrating the Bay Area’s intention to participate actively in Canoe Journey and potentially serve as 2019 Canoe Journey hosts. Photo credit: L. Frank Manriquez https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b70a4b34fa51a50b7cccd16/1534109392232/fullsizeoutput_ba.jpeg About - Gift-Giving The Occupied Canoe Family presented gifts carved by Ed Archie NoiseCat to leaders of Indigenous canoe societies societies. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b70a4aac2241b31de287ed0/1534109303926/fullsizeoutput_c5.jpeg About - Paddles In Anasazi NoiseCat paddles in the Port of Tacoma. An LNG facility opposed by the Puyallup tribe is visible in the background. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b70a4a0cd83663481cc01f0/1534109561285/fullsizeoutput_c1.jpeg About - Spirit of the Raven A dancer guides the Spirit of the Raven, out of Suquamish, WA, down to the water on the 2018 Power Paddle to Puyallup. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b70a49921c67c133d11bb33/1534109147071/fullsizeoutput_b5.jpeg About - Indigenous Waters A canoe paddles in the Salish Sea. Mt. Rainier, known as “Tacoma” in the Lushotseed language is visible in the distance. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b70a49240ec9a4b5a8148bc/1534109518926/fullsizeoutput_c2.jpeg About - Siblings Julian and Anasazi NoiseCat rest and laugh on the beach during the 2018 Power Paddle to Puyallup. Photo credit: Ed Archie NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b70a48688251b7c2c6a16e4/1534109458061/fullsizeoutput_b8.jpeg About - The Artist Ed Archie NoiseCat rests on the beach during a long pull on the 2018 Power Paddle to Puyallup. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b70a47f758d460188bb4c7f/1534109220419/fullsizeoutput_af.jpeg About - Paddles Up Paddles carved and painted with the Alcatraz Canoe Journey emblem by Ed Archie NoiseCat were gifted to the Squaxin Island Canoe Family for their generous support of our committee. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b514e2baa4a99f62d191b60/1532124592477/IMG_0446.jpg About - Gifts Renowned artist Ed Archie NoiseCat sculpted unique pieces to be gifted to dignitaries as part of the Occupied Canoe Family protocol at the 2018 Paddle to Puyallup. Photo credit: Ed Archie NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b51428b1ae6cfef2ad8a892/1532124710047/Canoes+arrive+in+Esquimalt.JPG About - Traditional Crossings Canoes pull into Esquimalt and Songhees traditional territory on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b5142801ae6cfef2ad8a763/1532124641959/In+the+canoe+2.JPG About - On the Salish Sea The Squaxin Island canoe family paddles during the annual Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b514278575d1f1420e5ebef/1532124585400/Nokedjak+6.JPG About - Squaxin Island Canoe Family The Nokedjak from Squaxin Island in Stz’uminus waters on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b51426b352f5399d144be0f/1532124740508/Chenae+Bullock.JPG About - Distant Relations Chenae Bullock, left, of the Shinnecock Nation from Long Island, N.Y., was the first guest to share a song and statement on Wei Wai Kum shores, as her canoe family travelled the furthest on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b51426b03ce64a3522a53cb/1532124623026/Canoe+Near+Chemainus.JPG About - Canoe in the Salish Sea A canoe paddles through Stz’uminus waters on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b4ff90e352f53585507c0cc/1532124671363/Campbell+River+Canoe+1.JPG About - Wei Wai Kum Canoe A canoe representing the Wei Wai Kum Nation led canoes ashore at Tyee Spit near Campbell River, B.C. on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b4ff907575d1fc08ba6ad21/1532124606878/Campbell+River+Welcoming+2.JPG About - Wei Wai Kum Welcoming Wei Wai Kum council member Curtis Wilson, left, and artist Jonathan Henderson, right, both dressed in thunderbird headdresses, lead their community’s welcoming delegation in Campbell River, the final port-of-call on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b4ff8fd352f53585507bdbf/1532124695245/Drumgroup+2.JPG About - Kwakwak'wakw Singers A Kwakwaka'wakw drum group sings canoes into Wei Wai Kum shores on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ff8ee6d2a7351621738a8/5b4ff8ee562fa778928be97d/1532124654598/Red+Cedar+Bark+8.JPG About - Lekwitok Youth Boys dance fiercest spirits during the Lekwitok people's Red Cedar Bark ceremony on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ffc868a922dd648d07a86/5b4ffd070e2e72f3e4c3f5b6/1532124799686/Jake+Smith+%28Skokomish%29+2.JPG About - Jake Smith Jake Smith of the Skokomish tribe. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ffc868a922dd648d07a86/5b4ffce803ce6465a2fe1a02/1532124912197/Quinault+Prayer+Circle.JPG About - Quinault Departure Quinault tribal members prepare to depart on the 2017 journey near Point Grenville, WA. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ffc868a922dd648d07a86/5b4ffcd2562fa778928c7f17/1532124784090/Queets+3.JPG About - Queets Canoe A canoe representing the tribal community of Queets, Washington, arrives in Esquimalt Harbour on July 25, 2017. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ffc868a922dd648d07a86/5b4ffcbff950b763cde370d4/1532124862204/Jamestown+Sklallam+Arrive.JPG About - Sk'lallam Canoe A canoe from the Jamestown Sk'lallam tribe in Esquimalt and Songhees traditional territory on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. 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Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ffc868a922dd648d07a86/5b4ffc97f950b763cde36b3d/1532124771392/K%27omox+dancer+2.JPG About - K'omoks Dancers Dancers from K'omoks perform for guests on the grounds of the historical Puntledge Indian reserve in 2017. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5b4ffc868a922dd648d07a86/5b4ffc970e2e72f3e4c3e3e1/1532124891355/Canoes+in+K%27omox+2.JPG About - K'omoks Shores The K'omoks First Nation received over 50 canoes en route to Campbell River in British Columbia on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. 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Defiant Young Alcatraz Occupiers Indian occupiers moments after the removal from Alcatraz Island on June 11, 1971. They are (from left): Harold Patty, a Paiute from Nevada; Oohosis, a Cree from Canada; Peggy Lee Ellenwood, a Sioux from Wolf Point, Montana; Sandy Berger, from Fort Hall, Idaho. Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce97a67eef1a12ececef01a/5ce97a68e5e5f004c9066996/1569863239442/11_occupiers_on_the_dock_march-1971%2B%281%29.jpg Who We Are - Occupiers on Dock Landing Indian occupiers of Alcatraz waiting to greet new arrivals to the island. Alcatraz Island, March, 1971. Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce97a67eef1a12ececef01a/5ce97a6853450a42d3ee32f4/1569863239438/16_exuberant_occupier_alcatraz02-1971.jpg Who We Are - Exuberant Occupier Exuberant Occupier (left) and Gino (right). Alcatraz Island, California 1971. Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce97a67eef1a12ececef01a/5ce97a68971a18139a37e425/1569863239431/trudell_outside_senator_web72.jpg Who We Are - John Trudell Outside of the Senator Hotel San Francisco, CA. June 11, 1971. Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce97a67eef1a12ececef01a/5ce97a68652dea904b5d3f3c/1569863239435/removal_boat_02_web72.jpg Who We Are - Removal Boat Alcatraz Island Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce97a67eef1a12ececef01a/5ce97a67eb39313d13a38b73/1569863239428/receiving_depot_group_01_web72.jpg Who We Are - At the Depot A group of Indian people at Pier 40 following the June 11, 1971 removal from Alcatraz. (John Trudell, wearing hat, to the far right of picture) Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce97a67eef1a12ececef01a/5ce97a678165f52f881599b5/1569863239424/04_procalmation_detail.jpg Who We Are - The Proclamation The Proclamation was a humorous tongue-in-cheek statement by the local Bay Area Indian community stating why the poor conditions of the island were perfectly suitable for Indians. The bleak and rugged conditions of ‘The Rock’ were strikingly like those on reservations. May 30, 1970. Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce97a67eef1a12ececef01a/5ce97a6715fcc0da64838215/1569863239421/alcatraz_angel_web72.jpg Who We Are - Alcatraz Angel Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce97a67eef1a12ececef01a/5ce97a677817f71809be6139/1569863239418/15_boys_in_cellblock.jpg Who We Are - Boys in Alcatraz Cell Block Two boys in the main cellblock. May 30, 1970. Photo credit: Ilka Hartmann https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce9783a24a694311304a923/5ce9783fe2c4834cdcfd5c9c/1569863239415/Nokedjak%2B1.jpeg Who We Are - The Nokedjak The Nokedjak canoe from Squaxin Island, Washington, glides through the Salish Sea. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce9783a24a694311304a923/5ce9783e971a18139a37cb72/1569863239413/Quinault%2BArriving%2Bin%2BChemainus%2B2.jpeg Who We Are - Quinault Canoe The Quinault arrive on Stz’uminus shores on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce9783a24a694311304a923/5ce9783e53450a42d3ee1d05/1569863239409/Jamestown%2BSklallam%2BArrive.jpeg Who We Are - Sk'lallam Canoe A canoe from the Jamestown Sk'lallam tribe in Esquimalt and Songhees traditional territory on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce9783a24a694311304a923/5ce9783d9b747a2124ee3e28/1569863239402/Chemainus%2BWelcoming%2B4.jpeg Who We Are - Chemainus Welcoming A Chemainus delegation welcomes canoes ashore on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce9783a24a694311304a923/5ce9783c4e17b65333d085b5/1569863239406/Canoes%2Bin%2BK%27omox%2B2.jpeg Who We Are - K'omoks Shores The K'omoks First Nation received over 50 canoes en route to Campbell River in British Columbia on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce9783a24a694311304a923/5ce9783c8165f52f881582bf/1569863239399/Quinault%2BPrayer%2BCircle.jpeg Who We Are - Quinault Departure Quinault tribal members prepare to depart on the 2017 journey near Point Grenville, WA. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce9783a24a694311304a923/5ce9783beef1a12ececedb95/1569863239396/K%27omox%2Bdancer%2B2.jpeg Who We Are - K'omoks Dancers Dancers from K'omoks perform for guests on the grounds of the historical Puntledge Indian reserve in 2017. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce9783a24a694311304a923/5ce9783bfa0d606ea9aa039f/1569863239393/Queets%2B3.jpeg Who We Are - Queets Canoe A canoe representing the tribal community of Queets, Washington, arrives in Esquimalt Harbour on July 25, 2017. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce9783a24a694311304a923/5ce9783a53450a42d3ee1ce9/1569863239389/Jake%2BSmith%2B%28Skokomish%29%2B2.jpeg Who We Are - Jake Smith Jake Smith of the Skokomish tribe. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce97463419202740bfee996/1569863239386/Red%2BCedar%2BBark%2B8+%281%29.jpeg Who We Are - Lekwitok Youth Boys dance fiercest spirits during the Lekwitok people's Red Cedar Bark ceremony on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce97429ec212dc60a401fdf/1569863239383/Canoe%2BNear%2BChemainus+%281%29.jpeg Who We Are - Canoe in the Salish Sea A canoe paddles through Stz’uminus waters on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce97410e4966b600dc2fe7f/1569863239380/Campbell%2BRiver%2BWelcoming%2B2+%281%29.jpeg Who We Are - Wei Wai Kum Welcoming Wei Wai Kum council member Curtis Wilson, left, and artist Jonathan Henderson, right, both dressed in thunderbird headdresses, lead their community’s welcoming delegation in Campbell River, the final port-of-call on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce973e6eb39313d13a348fb/1569863239377/Campbell%2BRiver%2BCanoe%2B1.jpeg Who We Are - Wei Wai Kum Canoe A canoe representing the Wei Wai Kum Nation led canoes ashore at Tyee Spit near Campbell River, B.C. on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce973d3c8302545b90f29ee/1569863239374/fullsizeoutput_b5.jpeg Who We Are - Indigenous Waters A canoe paddles in the Salish Sea. Mt. Rainier, known as “Tacoma” in the Lushotseed language is visible in the distance. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce973cbe2c4834cdcfd2e87/1569863239371/fullsizeoutput_ba.jpeg Who We Are - Gift-Giving The Occupied Canoe Family presented gifts carved by Ed Archie NoiseCat to leaders of Indigenous canoe societies societies. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce97373ec212dc60a401919/1569863239366/Canoes%2Barrive%2Bin%2BEsquimalt.jpeg Who We Are - Traditional Crossings Canoes pull into Esquimalt and Songhees traditional territory on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce972f9104c7be18b6d8255/1569863239363/In%2Bthe%2Bcanoe%2B2.jpeg Who We Are - On the Salish Sea The Squaxin Island canoe family paddles during the annual Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce972f84785d31a37596220/1569863239357/Drumgroup%2B2.jpeg Who We Are - Kwakwak'wakw Singers A Kwakwaka'wakw drum group sings canoes into Wei Wai Kum shores on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce972f89140b745b6e8e7f6/1569863239354/Chenae%2BBullock.jpeg Who We Are - Distant Relations Chenae Bullock, left, of the Shinnecock Nation from Long Island, N.Y., was the first guest to share a song and statement on Wei Wai Kum shores, as her canoe family travelled the furthest on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce972f79140b745b6e8e7f5/1569863239360/fullsizeoutput_bb.jpeg Who We Are - Community The Occupied Canoe Family out of Oakland, CA partnered with the Paaxmiwoven Canoe Family out of Santa Rosa, CA to host a protocol and giveaway demonstrating the Bay Area’s intention to participate actively in Canoe Journey and potentially serve as 2019 Canoe Journey hosts. Photo credit: L. Frank Manriquez https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce972f7e5e5f004c9061df2/1569863239351/IMG_0446.jpg Who We Are - Gifts Renowned artist Ed Archie NoiseCat sculpted unique pieces to be gifted to dignitaries as part of the Occupied Canoe Family protocol at the 2018 Paddle to Puyallup. Photo credit: Ed Archie NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce972f7971a18139a3792f9/1569863239348/fullsizeoutput_af.jpeg Who We Are - Paddles Up Paddles carved and painted with the Alcatraz Canoe Journey emblem by Ed Archie NoiseCat were gifted to the Squaxin Island Canoe Family for their generous support of our committee. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce972f7ee6eb04dee97b7f2/1569863239345/fullsizeoutput_c5.jpeg Who We Are - Paddles In Anasazi NoiseCat paddles in the Port of Tacoma. An LNG facility opposed by the Puyallup tribe is visible in the background. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce972f7e79c7041acb94530/1569863239342/fullsizeoutput_b8.jpeg Who We Are - The Artist Ed Archie NoiseCat rests on the beach during a long pull on the 2018 Power Paddle to Puyallup. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce972f7652dea904b5cf0fe/1569863239339/fullsizeoutput_c2.jpeg Who We Are - Siblings Julian and Anasazi NoiseCat rest and laugh on the beach during the 2018 Power Paddle to Puyallup. Photo credit: Ed Archie NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce972f6ec212dc60a40154e/1569863239336/fullsizeoutput_c1.jpeg Who We Are - Spirit of the Raven A dancer guides the Spirit of the Raven, out of Suquamish, WA, down to the water on the 2018 Power Paddle to Puyallup. Photo credit: Julian Brave NoiseCat https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b26e1363e2d09f08b8767af/5ce972f6f9619a25f958578b/5ce972f61905f4a0b9447449/1569863239331/Nokedjak%2B6.jpeg Who We Are - Squaxin Island Canoe Family The Nokedjak from Squaxin Island in Stz’uminus waters on the 2017 Tribal Canoe Journey. 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