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The Sogorea Te Land Trust

The Sogorea Te Land Trust

An urban Indigenous women-led land trust that facilitates the return of Indigenous land to Indigenous people

  • About
    • Purpose and Vision
    • Our History
    • Staff & Board
    • Partnerships & Alliances
    • Contact Us
  • Lisjan (Ohlone)
    • Lisjan History & Territory
    • Mak Noono Tiirinikma
  • Programs
    • Cultural Revitalization
    • Himmetka: In One Place, Together
    • Mitiini Numma Youth Program
  • Rematriation
    • Land Sites
      • Lisjan, East Oakland
      • ‘Ookwe, Richmond
      • Rammay, West Oakland
      • Rinihmu Pulte’irekne, Oakland Hills
      • ‘Ištune, Oakland
      • Mugworts Cabin
      • Pinnantak
      • ‘Irihte Ujima
      • West Berkeley Shellmound
    • Return Land / Land Return
    • Rematriate the Land Fund
  • Media
    • Updates
    • Resources
    • Creative Collaborations
  • Engage
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  • Shuumi Land Tax
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      • Testimonials

Resource Library

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We support Indigenous Land Return

Honor Taxes & Real Rent Resource Guide

A landscape with the words " When we begin to see what or responsibilities are to the lands, waters, and air that we live, work and play on, were able to create magic. This is a time of great turning in the world.

The Native American LandBack Movement Reaches Urban America

Resilience and Rematriation

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Black Native American Association

Shuumi Means Gift

A video with clips of Indigenous people working on the land, plants and other images of the work of Sogorea Té Land Trust.

About Sogorea Té Land Trust

New Mural Map

Steps to Land Back; The Return of Rinihmu Pulte’irekne

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Land Use and Ownership Scan Needs Assesment

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The Story of Inez Jones and the Rammay Garden

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Queer Projects on Indigenous Land

Making Land Back a Reality:

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“Indian Rock”

Radical Reciprocity: Mutual Aid, Redistribution and Protecting the Sacred

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How Returning Land Can Build Power and Advance Healing Justice

Indigenous land trust empowers women to reclaim and restore ancestral land

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Why Indigenous Land Back is a Feminist Issue

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Settler Responsibility & Reciprocity

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Landback: Restoring People, Place and Purpose

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RECLAIMING INDIGENOUS LAND: CORRINA GOULD, COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AWARD WINNER

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Seeds of Land Return

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Tax Season Resource Roundup

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How to Come Correct

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REMATRIATING THE LAND WITH CORRINA GOULD

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Land Education DreamBook

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Beyond Recognition

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Traditional Ecological Knowledge Curriculum

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Tales of the Town

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We Need QTBIPOC Land Healing Projects

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How Indigenous People Got Some Land Back in Oakland

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Land Return / Return to Land

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Rematriation: A Guide to Decolonization

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Mother Earth Sit Time

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The Land is coming Back to Us!

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Monuments to the Past and Future; Reclaiming land and space with the Sogorea Te Land Trust

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How to Rematriate the Land

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Queer Projects on Indigenous Land

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Remothering the Land

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Rematriation Resource Guide

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Rematriate the Land geomorphic visualization

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Recommended Reading

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Giving Land Back to Indigenous People

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The Origins of Berkeley

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Resource Guide for Indigenous Solidarity Funding Projects: Honor Taxes & Real Rent Projects

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The Land You Are On

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Recomended Readings!

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Colonization, Decolonization and Rematriation on Ohlone Land

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Four case studies of Land Back in Action

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Seeding Hope Speaker Series: Protecting the Sacred

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Ohlone Curriculum with Bay Miwok Content and Introduction to Delta Yokuts

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Seeding Hope Speaker Series: Radical Reciprocity: Mutual Aid, Redistribution and Protecting the Sacred

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Seeding Hope Speaker Series: Reimagine Wellness

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Corrina Gould and the Ohlone Shell Burial Mounds

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Living on Ohlone Land: Building Reciprocity with Indigenous Communities

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You are Not in California

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Radical Reciprocity

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The Shuumi Land Tax is a voluntary annual contribution that non-Indigenous people living on traditional Lisjan Ohlone territory make to support the critical work of the Sogorea Te’ Land Trust.

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