Suscol Intertribal Council
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Відео

UNGOCSW66 Native American Perspective on Climate Justice
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The impact of a changing climate on Native American people introduces special concerns that are often not discussed or considered on the broad scale when policy makers and the scientific community are thinking about climate change adaptation planning. Tribal communities still have a much closer and more intimate relationship to the cycles of nature, having studied and adapted over millennia to ...
Suscol Council's 25th Annual Native American Art Auction
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November 5-13, 2021. Check out suscolcouncil.org for more info! Art Auction Pop-Ups: November 6th 12-1 PM @ Napa County Library November 9th 12-1 PM @ St. Helena Public Library November 10th 12-1 PM @ Sonoma Valley Museum of Art
Manzanita Edible Purple Tree
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Director Charlie Toledo talks about the Manzanita tree and its many useful qualities, especially for the first peoples of the Napa Valley. Subscribe for more educational content! Programs sponsored by Suscol Intertribal Council with funding from Napa County Mental Health Division's Mental Health Services Act (MHSA), Prevention and Early Intervention component. Video edited by Mae Vader
Earth Day 2021: The Urban Meadow
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In this video, Executive Director Charlie Toledo shares her yard with viewers so they, too, can develop a yard full of edible, medicinal and beautiful plants. Programs sponsored by Suscol Intertribal Council with funding from Napa County Mental Health Divison's Mental Health Services Act (MHSA), Prevention and Early Intervention component. Shot and edited by Mae Vader
Build-Out of Suskol House
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Suskol House Build-Out! SPRING 2021 UPDATE! In 1998, Suscol Intertribal Council purchased 23 acres in Pope Valley to preserve Native American culture and provide a safe place for tribal people to gather, to share Native American traditions. The property currently has three lodges, a ceremonial arbor,. The ultimate project is the construction of the "Suskol House." Individual donations have supp...
Napa Valley's First Peoples Series: The Many Uses of Tule
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The wetlands in south Napa are home to the tule plant, which were an important part of daily life for the first peoples of the Napa Valley. It has many uses! Go to suscolcouncil.org for more info. Subscribe for more educational resources like this! Program sponsored by Suscol Intertribal Council with funding from Napa County Mental Health Services Act (MHSA), Prevention & Early Intervention com...
Napa Valley First Peoples Series: Importance of the Acorn
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Hear from Director Charlie Toledo a short introduction on why the acorn, a staple food source, was so important to the first peoples of the Napa Valley region, used to sustain life for thousands of years. Learn more Indigenous history of the Napa Valley at suscolcouncil.org. Subscribe to help spread the word! Program sponsored by Suscol Intertribal Council with funding from Napa County Mental H...
Five Abalone Pendant Necklace (Item #2406)
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The Native American Art Auction took place in November 2020, but Sal's craftsmanship is still able to be appreciated. Sal Garcia is a traditional Coast Pomo artist based in Napa, CA.
Five Abalone Pendant Necklace Close up (Item #2406)
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The Native American Art Auction took place in November 2020, but Sal's craftsmanship is still able to be appreciated. Sal Garcia is a traditional Coast Pomo artist based in Napa, CA.
Talks Series: #1 with Charlie Toledo
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As part of the 24th Annual (Online) Native American Art Auction, this year Suscol Council offered a three-part "Talks" series where participants could ask questions and hear discussions on important issues facing Native people today. Facilitators include elders, culture bearers, educators, and youth leaders.
Talks Series: #3 Dr. Makha Blu Wakpa and Reyna Cruz
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As part of the 24th Annual (Online) Native American Art Auction, this year Suscol Council offered a three-part "Talks" series where participants could ask questions and hear discussions on important issues facing Native people today. Facilitators include elders, culture bearers, educators, and youth leaders.
On the Road to Suskol House
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Slideshow capturing the 25 year history of the Suskol House land project, where Native and Indigenous people can gather, learn traditions, and do ceremony. The land was purchased in 1998 and development continues. Active fundraising efforts are in place. Learn more at suscolcouncil.org. Music by a Pomo Elder. Slideshow by Charlie Toledo.
Kick-Off: Suscol Council and Suskol House History
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Learn more about the organization and the Suskol House over the last 30 years. Kick-Off event for the 24th Annual Native American Art Auction, for the first time ever, an Online Auction, debuted on Facebook Live on November 12, 2020. For quick access to "On the Road to Suskol House" 26:20 mins For Pow-wow clip 1:03:59
FULL LENGTH 20th Annual Powwow
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FULL LENGTH 20th Annual Powwow
Suscol Intertribal Council presents Water Symposium with Napa Valley College 2018
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Suscol Intertribal Council presents Water Symposium with Napa Valley College 2018
Educational Outreach on Napa Valley Tribes
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Educational Outreach on Napa Valley Tribes
Awakening Healing Voices of Our Ancestors (FULL LENGTH VERSION)
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Awakening Healing Voices of Our Ancestors (FULL LENGTH VERSION)
The Sky is the Roof (FULL LENGTH)
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The Sky is the Roof (FULL LENGTH)
Suscol Conversations: Charlie & Sal
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Suscol Conversations: Charlie & Sal
Suscol Council Vault: 21st Annual Powwow (2014)
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Suscol Council Vault: 21st Annual Powwow (2014)
Women's Equality Day hosted by Women's Intercultural Network
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Women's Equality Day hosted by Women's Intercultural Network
Race Matters: A Conversation
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Race Matters: A Conversation
Elder's Poem
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Elder's Poem
Abolishing "Indian" Mascots and Reclaiming Native Identity.
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Abolishing "Indian" Mascots and Reclaiming Native Identity.
"Historical Trauma" Closer Look: Mendocino Indian Reservation
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"Historical Trauma" Closer Look: Mendocino Indian Reservation
Craft Class with Sal Garcia: Smudge Feather
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Craft Class with Sal Garcia: Smudge Feather
Tradition Amid Turmoil: Abalone Shell Cutting
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Tradition Amid Turmoil: Abalone Shell Cutting
Napa Valley's First Peoples: Acorn & Tule
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Napa Valley's First Peoples: Acorn & Tule
A Lesson in Communication Among the Pomo
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A Lesson in Communication Among the Pomo

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @dreadnegus
    @dreadnegus 13 днів тому

    Anushiik!

  • @voomsbooms8551
    @voomsbooms8551 Місяць тому

    Yoway. Spirit way

  • @voomsbooms8551
    @voomsbooms8551 Місяць тому

    Thankyou I'm from stolen generation descendant wongi Aboriginal Australia I have wedgetail eagle my totem feathers white cockatoo kookaburra and emu feathers to make these very valuable lesson❤

  • @jamescoe4765
    @jamescoe4765 Місяць тому

    Let's forget the past when Indians across the Americas committed crimes such as murder, rape, kidnapping, torture child trafficking, human sacrifice, theft, and scalping European immigrants. Let's honor the mascots that did the same in other cultures such as the Vikings, Volunteers (in the Civil War), and Sooners who slaughtered all Indians in the way of their land rush in Oklahoma.

  • @marlonspires5685
    @marlonspires5685 Місяць тому

    Nice

  • @Happy_HIbiscus
    @Happy_HIbiscus 2 місяці тому

    😊😊😊😊🌺

  • @GeorginaKME
    @GeorginaKME 3 місяці тому

    Thank you for the tutorial, it is appreciated.

  • @gabriellahsdancingheart8808
    @gabriellahsdancingheart8808 3 місяці тому

    What did you say at the end, and which language were you speaking?

  • @rainfeathermedic
    @rainfeathermedic 3 місяці тому

    I miss my drum sisters, very proud to be a part of Sweet Medicine

  • @ssshaihulud
    @ssshaihulud 3 місяці тому

    There is much kinship between the many cultures of the First Peoples of the Americas, and the original cultures of European peoples. Before Christianity, we reverenced the Earth. I hope to do the same. Odin has sent his ravens to watch me in the park where I work, and every feather they leave on the ground is a message from him. It would be inappropriate for me to practise the ceremonies of the First Peoples, but I thank you deeply for sharing the technique of preserving a feather for use in my own ceremonies. Thank you to Sal and The Intertribal Council for this video!

  • @Allisgood-f7f
    @Allisgood-f7f 4 місяці тому

    Thank you for sharing💥 💥💥💥

  • @ghyselenserge1268
    @ghyselenserge1268 5 місяців тому

    Merci pour le partage

  • @bigbird2451
    @bigbird2451 6 місяців тому

    I'm not Native.I live in Oceano California near Pismo Beach. It's an area known for its big clams. I've been collecting shells and carving them of late. I do fused glass as well, so most of the tools overlap. I mostly do wave forms and hearts.Those fish hooks are something I've been considering. Always working wet of course. The local sushi restaurant saves it's scallop shells for me.

  • @kaecake9575
    @kaecake9575 8 місяців тому

    _Ya'at'eeh_ The feathers look beautiful, Im researching a lot about my heritage in Diné Nation. I plan on making a Navajo Basket or a feather fan for myself👍 Thank you.

  • @abuelitasjourney
    @abuelitasjourney 9 місяців тому

    Thank you for sharing the medicine

  • @partydew1
    @partydew1 9 місяців тому

    So great and so inspiring! Thank you for sharing this.

  • @jeffreywickens3379
    @jeffreywickens3379 9 місяців тому

    These people in the Aztec costumes are fraudsters, the native people of California did NOT dress like that.

  • @MicheleCota
    @MicheleCota 9 місяців тому

    I love these feathers you are using. What kind are these?

  • @thehigh-lowshow59
    @thehigh-lowshow59 10 місяців тому

    Beautiful drumming in singing, you guys are drumming a little bit too hard though, overpowering your voices. This is all lovely tho💕

  • @maryloulewis3435
    @maryloulewis3435 10 місяців тому

    That is so beautiful I would love to have one of those for our home I don't no how to

  • @tamzenkarma
    @tamzenkarma 11 місяців тому

    Thank you What did the first nations use before glue? Tree sap?

  • @krystalargodelindachrist9111

    Always have especially loved the Spiritual Quality of your teaching about crafting Natuve American ways and items. Krystalargo de Lindachrist aka Linda Sue Powers

  • @wheepingwillow24u17
    @wheepingwillow24u17 Рік тому

    @8:18 THEY SHOULD RENAME THEM CONCENTRATION CAMPS OF AMERICA AGAINST THE INDIGENOUS FIRST PEOPLES! THE MURDERING, RAPE, ABUSE, IS BEING DIVULGED RECENTLY VIA THE INTERNATIONAL COMMON LAW COURT OF JUSTICE, KEVIN ANNETTE WHOSE IN CANADA/KANATA WHEREIN QUEEN ELIZ. AND CHARLES AND THE REST OF THE MONARCHY WERE CHARGED WITH MURDER AND SENTENCED, I HEAR THEY WILL BE COLLECTED. SHE THANKFULLY HAS ALREADY DIED. POPE FRANCIS IS A PARTY TO IT TOO!

  • @wheepingwillow24u17
    @wheepingwillow24u17 Рік тому

    WHAT DOES ONE DO WITH THE SMUDGE FEATHER? JUST JOINED A TRIBE, AND AM LEARNING ALL I CAN. WADO

    • @Skiwun-42x
      @Skiwun-42x 3 місяці тому

      Smh even white girls smudge

  • @Annette941
    @Annette941 Рік тому

    Thank you sir.

  • @lightfighter54
    @lightfighter54 Рік тому

    Thank you for sharing a bit of your culture.

  • @denvermerisme
    @denvermerisme Рік тому

    This is powerful! The real power is with Indiginous People!

    • @SuscolCouncil
      @SuscolCouncil Рік тому

      Thank you for watching and this feedback

  • @tatyknight888
    @tatyknight888 Рік тому

    Thank you. I was looking for a tutorial. I have so many feathers. Leather? Where could i get some?

  • @maryobrien1008
    @maryobrien1008 Рік тому

    Very compelling and interesting.

  • @TOMTHAKAT82
    @TOMTHAKAT82 Рік тому

    DO YOU STILL CUT ?? IM A ABALONE ARTIST .

  • @tonynapoli5549
    @tonynapoli5549 Рік тому

    Thank you for showing how it’s made .

  • @JakobPek
    @JakobPek Рік тому

    Thanks so much for sharing this!

  • @jesseramos8906
    @jesseramos8906 Рік тому

    Thank you so much for this tutorial I've just given a turkey feather and also have hawk feather also

  • @SuscolCouncil
    @SuscolCouncil Рік тому

    Beautiful Suscol Intertribal Council 20th Annual Pow-wow at Yountville Veterans Home.

  • @Outdoors_guy
    @Outdoors_guy 2 роки тому

    Lila waste!

  • @asmaaelsaid9163
    @asmaaelsaid9163 2 роки тому

    👍🏻 thanks. How can I make the shape of the natural feather stay and doesn't be changed if touched or by air ?

  • @OMNIFICPICTURES
    @OMNIFICPICTURES 2 роки тому

    very good piece, informative and well done.

    • @SuscolCouncil
      @SuscolCouncil 2 роки тому

      thank you plz subscribe to the Suscol channel! Thanks

  • @Whoaheswims
    @Whoaheswims 2 роки тому

    Can anyone attend this?

    • @Allisgood-f7f
      @Allisgood-f7f 4 місяці тому

      Yes, visitors are welcome. Not sure about with Corona still running rampant

  • @tulemoreno
    @tulemoreno 2 роки тому

    I’m Kashia Pomo, I live far away from my family so no one can teach me one on one so I’m doing research, thank you

  • @marelunareikiasmr
    @marelunareikiasmr 2 роки тому

    Giving great thanks from England 🙏

  • @tiktok11150
    @tiktok11150 2 роки тому

    I bought a record but found out later it was in the wrong sleeve. Are you the same Charlie Toledo that recorded Navajo Skip Dance Songs in 1961 on Audan Record Company Label in Bakersfield?

    • @SuscolCouncil
      @SuscolCouncil 2 роки тому

      No Sorry. It turns out Charlie Toledo is a common Navajo name.

  • @heatherwheeler828
    @heatherwheeler828 2 роки тому

    my mom is native american i have it in me to i fine feathers alot with all meanings from them from my angeles

  • @heatherwheeler828
    @heatherwheeler828 2 роки тому

    i love feathers there beauitful may i ask were u get your feathers

  • @amchildress01
    @amchildress01 2 роки тому

    I've seen a lot of tutorials on how to make these. For years I have wanted to learn a more old school technique and haven't found any. I came across yours and even though glue is used, it's the closest to the original ways. I have a large collection of feathers that I have been wanting to use for this as well. I am still looking for some help as to how to properly clean feathers if they need cleaned. Other than a spiritual bath and cleansing and giving thanks to the beautiful spirits who left them behind, what is the safest and proper way to clean them so there is no damage to the feathers?

    • @SuscolCouncil
      @SuscolCouncil 2 роки тому

      wash gently with water and allow to air dry keep in safe dry place occasionally washing them down like once a year or wiping with your hands oil from clean hands keep them healthy

    • @amchildress01
      @amchildress01 2 роки тому

      @@SuscolCouncil Thank you so very much~ I was worried I would have to wash with a chemical and I didn't want to ruin or remove anything that "needed" to remain~ I truly appreciate you replying back to me so fast~ ♥

    • @MatildaRosemother
      @MatildaRosemother 2 роки тому

      @@SuscolCouncil Does the temperature of the water matter?

  • @WitmanClan
    @WitmanClan 2 роки тому

    Thank you 🙏

  • @sonshine9526
    @sonshine9526 2 роки тому

    I am surprised you use a lighter and scissors, thankyou for the video :)

  • @austinsanders6239
    @austinsanders6239 2 роки тому

    Doris gentrifier is a blight to the Napa valley

  • @coolcreamykiwi
    @coolcreamykiwi 2 роки тому

    The First People of this Coast was likely the Nordic tribes over 15,000 years ago, what today 3is known as Natives migrated from today's China 9000 years ago,

  • @coolcreamykiwi
    @coolcreamykiwi 2 роки тому

    OMG Natives have spun a web of b.s., traditional ways my butt, usingN95, tile saw, angle grinders etc. Etc. in the traditional way??? What a joke, you are lying to yourself that's so crazy.

  • @johnfree2833
    @johnfree2833 2 роки тому

    Ojibway from MN residing in NorCal.rock on.silicosis is nasty AF,beware....