• All events and programs will clearly indicate for whom they are intended. The majority of our flyers and event descriptions will say SPACE RESERVED FOR OUR INDIGENOUS RELATIVES. These spaces are created for Indigenous people and are closed to non-Indigenous attendees. This fact sheet from the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues is a good resource for understanding the term Indigenous.

• We also host BIPOC-only and Ally/Open events—these will be clearly marked. Ally/Open events may have a cost for non-Indigenous attendees.

• All events are grounded in mutual respect—honoring differences in Nation, culture, identity, and lived experience. No one should dominate, overwhelm, or take more space than is being held collectively. Staff and facilitators are here to support the space, not to serve individual demands.

• Some events may be tribally specific. When that is the case, it will be clearly stated, and those events will be closed to people outside that Nation.

We are committed to creating spaces where Indigenous people can breathe, exist, and belong, and where community care is practiced with intention and shared openly.

See our pinned graphics for details on expectations for everyone, Indigenous spaces, BIPOC spaces, and Ally events.