For more information contact jorneyb at uoregon.edu

This exhibit, guest-curated by University of Oregon student Marisol Peters (class of 2027, Karuk), explores Indigenous land relationships in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. Working at the intersections between the land, water, culture and history, "The Land We Have Always Known" asks us to re-evaluate our beliefs about our more-than-human relatives and consider ways in which we can heal our world by changing the way we relate to the land.

 

 

Visit us at naacm.org!

 

 

 

 

If you are student graduating we have a firm deadline of January 31st to ensure that we have enough time to order stoles. Please RSVP to the 2025 Native Graduation Celebration Survey and send questions to Norma Trefren (ntrefren at uoregon.edu).

 

In-Person | Eugene, OR
Sunday, June 22 – Saturday, June 28 2025 🗓 
Join us on the University of Oregon campus for a week of language learning and teaching, including:
Summer Institute with Beginner and Experienced Teacher tracks
First 100 Books Workshop (full day workshop Saturday June 28)
Automatic enrollment in TRaiLS
 

Online Only | TRaiLS Sessions:
Monday, June 23 – Friday, June 27, 12:30–1:30 PM PST 🗓 
Daily mid-day online conversations led by Native language experts
This year’s theme: Literacies: A Multimodal Approach to Oral, Visual, and Written Communication
 

Sliding scale registration available
 

More Info & How to Register
🔗  More info on all offerings 
🔗  Register for Summer Institute (includes First 100 Books Workshop & TRaiLS)
🔗  Register for TRaiLS only (online option)
 

Questions? Email us at nwili@uoregon.edu or call (541) 346-0730 (email is usually fastest).