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PRESS ADVISORY — Canoe Journey 2023: Suquamish Tribe Hosts Last Stop Before Muckleshoot’s Alki Beach Landing
/in News, UncategorizedSUQUAMISH, July 2023 — Tribal Canoe Journey is back for the first time since COVID, and the Suquamish Tribe is hosting the last stop before the final landing at […]
2023 Communications Survey
/in UncategorizedThank you for taking the time to help the Suquamish Tribe communications team serve you better. Please contact us at Communications@Suquamish.nsn.us if you have any questions or requests.
Indian Child Welfare Act is needed to protect Native American children from a return to the Dark Ages
/in Frontpage Article, NewsNative American children need family, tribe, not forced separation By Leonard Forsman, published in the Seattle Times Opinion Section, Nov. 25, 2022. A case argued in front of the U.S. […]
Good Neighbors Event Follow Up
/in UncategorizedThank you for being part of the Suquamish Tribe’s Good Neighbor event. Please respond to the following questions to help us evaluate the event and so we know what sorts […]
Good Neighbors Luncheon
/in UncategorizedPlease let us know if you can attend the Good Neighbors luncheon, taking place at noon on November 1, 2023, at the House of Awakened Culture in Suquamish.
Suquamish government tightens COVID precautions
/in UncategorizedWith COVID-19 rates increasing within our workplace, across the Reservation, and throughout the region, we are updating the Tribal Government’s requirements for staff and guests. The following changes will go […]
Suquamish Tribal Council’s statement on Resumption of Government-to-Government Relations with the City of Poulsbo
/in Frontpage Article, News, UncategorizedTwo and a half years ago, the Suquamish Tribe suspended our close relationship with the City of Poulsbo. Our decision came some months after the police shooting death of Stonechild […]
Suquamish Tribal Council statement on Earth Day 2022, as President Biden Visits Chief Seattle’s land
/in Frontpage Article, News“Every part of this soil is sacred in the estimation of my people. Every hillside, every valley, every plain and grove … even the rocks, which seem to be dumb […]