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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

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How to Come Correct

May 6, 2021 by

Protocols, guidelines and invitations for how to engage our work with respect

The work of Sogorea Te’ Land Trust is made possible by the strength, resilience, leadership, and labor of Indigenous women and culture keepers. We are also supported by many allies and accomplices of all different backgrounds engaging with the vision of Indigenous women led land return and rematriation. 

Collectively we are in a world founded on the theft of the lives and land of Indigenous people.  As a society we are really just beginning to learn how to navigate what it means to acknowledge the history of the land we are on, to build meaningful deep relationships and collaborations that honor the past and to engage with the knowledge, time, energy and resources of Indigenous people in respectful and reciprocal ways.

As we move towards transforming our relationships to our history and the land we are on, here are some tips for how to engage with our work, request a speaker, cultural consultation, land acknowledgement, offer an opportunity, or contact us.

  Read it! 

Prepare

Check out our website. We have information about the land we are on, resources, how the Shuumi Land Tax Works, how to donate, forms to request a speaker, frequently asked questions and much more.  We have also heard the Internet offers amazing resources for anyone to do their own research about virtually anything.  

Study Up 

Check out our Recommended Reading 

  • Learn the history of the land you are on
  • Read Indigenous authors, scholars, journalists, listen to Indigenous voices
  • Learn about the relationship of your own family line to stolen land
  • Find out about the issues impacting Indigneous communities today
  • Start a study group or penpal with your friends or family about whose land you are on, settler colonialism, dismantling white supremacy, unsettling, land return and rematriation 
  • Learn about your local sacred sites, take an action to protect them  
  • Learn about the pressing environmental issues where you are, take an action 
  • Do your part to shift and redistribute resources to communities who have been historically extracted from 

Ask First 

  • It’s always respectful to ask first  
  • Ask before using our photos or images 
  • Ask before using Indigenous language or representations that are not your own 

Before you ask us, ask yourself 

  • How have you benefited from stolen land?
  • What structural advantages have you had?
  • What is your relationship to our work?
  • What is the intention of your request?
  • What labor are you asking from Indigenous people?
  • Who will benefit from what you want to do? How?
  • How will this be reciprocal? What do you bring?
  • How are you centering Indigenous leadership?
  • How can you leverage your position to shift inequality?
  • How can this be transformative?
  • Are you prepared to do the work?

Requests

All requests are requests for Indigenous labor.
(and so are many offers and opportunities too)

We appreciate opportunities to engage with different communities and share our work. At the same time, many of us experience constant requests for  our time, our energy, for culturally extractive information, and  unreciprocated labor.  Be Respectful. We are not a clearinghouse of free information.  A lot of the work we do is related to healing and historic harm,  presenting the history of colonization and genocide is not easy.   We are not a checkbox or a cultural display. Don’t consume us. Engage with us. 

 Pay real honorariums, especially if you are connected to corporations and institutions. And then get those corporations to pay Shuumi Land Tax.  If you dont have any funding, consider organizing a  fundraising effort and coming back with your request  in a couple months.  

Give us a minute to respond. We are navigating many requests and engage specific processes for decision making. Please refrain from contacting us through Sogorea Te’ members personal social media or via their family and friends for organizational requests.   

To request a member of Sogorea Te’ Land Trust  for an event, conference, or interview please use our Inquiry Form, including as much information as possible, including  who what where why, dates/times/etc, 2-4 weeks in advance.  

We navigate a large number of requests and aren’t able to accommodate everyone.  Don’t call us we’ll call you 😉

Sharing our work

Please Share our work!  Feel free to share our public social media posts, information about  Shuumi Land tax, and links to our website with credit to the artists and Sogorea Te’ Land Trust. We appreciate tags, please tag us.  Please feel free to share public information from our website for small class projects or similar unpaid educational projects. If you want to include our work in larger projects,  places were presenters are being paid or in print, please reach out to inquire at info@rematriatetheland.org 

Representations

Any kind of writing, art, research, project, or portrayal  that includes an image of, reference to or  are inspired by Indigenous people, Indigenous history, Indigenous issues, or Indigenous culture, creates a representation. 

 Representations can recreate or interrupt assumptions,  stereotypes, inequality,  and / or power relationships.

Always allow Indigenous people to represent themselves and their own experiences. 

  • Cite Indigenous authors and scholars  
  • Quote Indigenous activists and organizers 
  • Follow Indigenous artists and writers 
  • Read Indigenous news and media 
  • Pay Indigenous people to make their own representations
  • Avoid appropriation
  • Avoid extraction
  • Avoid tokenism 
  • Avoid exploitation

If your request includes the creation of a representation please consider:

Who created or will create this representation? Why? What power dynamics does this representation draw from, interrupt or recreate? Consider all  the possible politics of representation in your work and efforts.  If your representation includes a request from Indigenous people  for information, time, energy, knowledge, and work, please see Consultations. 

Images and documentation 

Please ask before taking photographs of us on our land, at our sites, or offices.

Please ask before using images from our website or creating representations of our work beyond educational sharing.    If you are engaged in a project hoping to use or create representations, please use our inquiry form and allow time for us to engage our decision making processes. 

 Please note:  We do not collectively or individually sign release forms that seek to own or privatize images or intellectual property related to our work. We never consent for outside use of our images, land or work in terms of  perpetuity, without our final oversight or for non-Indigenous profit making.

Consultations 

“I would love to pick your brain….”

A consultation is a request for information, advice, a discussion and/or feedback.   

 This is an important and essential way to engage with Indigenous voices, perspectives and leadership.   If your project includes or represents indigenous people, culture, land etc, ask for Indigenous guidance and participation in its creation.  

 A consultation could be an informational such guidance in development of  institutional land acknowledgements or  requests for feedback on a public projects that have representations of Indigenous people.  Some consultations are cultural and are referred to the Confederate Villages of Lisjan (Ohlone). Please keep in mind there are many sensitive issues around access to Indigenous knowledge, representations, and cultural practices.  Sometimes, even efforts that start with an idea of being respectful, inclusive or supportive can end up impacting Indigenous people in a way that is extractive and exploitive. 

Consider, what is your intention with this information or representation?  What will it be contributing to creating? Who will be credited?  Who is getting paid? Who will have access to the project, research, interview, etc? How can you make this a more transformative interaction?  Can you leverage your position. Please spend time with our questions for reflection before reaching out for a consultation. 

To  request a tribal, cultural, art, or other type of consultation please use our Inquiry Form.  

Fundraisers:  Let us know first! 

Hosting fundraising through your networks and communities is a great way to  support our work, Many of our projects are funded through small individual contributions, grassroots fundraisers.   If you are going to host a fundraiser please make sure to send us a message at info@rematriatetheland.org and let us know first.  

Please use the fundraising accountability practices:  If you publicly post our name to collect money on our behalf, we request also publicly post your donation receipts.  

Dont just use our name to generate social media content promote your 10% off sale.  Engage with our work. 

We appreciate fundraising support efforts and also encourage institutional allies, businesses and organizations to move beyond sales based percentage fundraisers to  give   Institutional Shuumi Land Tax, to link their personal or business fundraisers directly to our website, to distribute our outreach materials, to redistribute re

Do your part! 

  • For those settling in the East Bay, pay your Shuumi land tax! 
  • Do you have access to land, opportunities, equipment, skills, funds? See how you can use those resources to aid the efforts of Indigenous people!
  • If you dont have disproportionate resources, maybe you can share something else or  maybe you know someone who does. Talk to them! 
  • Support Indigenous businesses and artists
  • Learn about and protect the sacred sites of the land you are on
  • Organize to take down monuments to racists and colonists 
  • Organize to change racists or colonial names of local school, parks, etc 
  • Plant native plants in your neighborhood and communities
  • Protect your local creeks and watersheds
  • Be a good guest!

Boundaries:

  • Practice Respect. Cultural knowledge is sacred. Refrain from asking Indigenous people questions about closed practices, ceremonies, and traditions.
  • Avoid contacting people through personal social media platforms, family or in person with Sogorea Te’ requests. The fastest way to get a response is our request form or email: info@rematriatetheland.org 
  • Refrain from using/participating in Indigenous medicines and ceremonies that are known closed practices  or not from your own lineage. 
  • Treat us as you would any other expert in their field.
  • Allow Indigenous people to speak on behalf of their own lived experience. 

Land Acknowledgement

Land acknowledgement is a way to recognize the original and ancestral people of the land you are on.

 There are many different practices and protocols around land acknowledgements. Historically, there are always Indigenous traditions around ways of  acknowledging and entering other peoples ancestral territories.  Today, many organizations, institutions, cities and every type of entity of all different backgrounds are beginning to practice land acknowledgement as a way to recognize a small piece of this history and present day reality. 

Indigenous people are still here.  Acknowledging the original people of every land you are on is important. Please do so in a respectful way.   But just “acknowledging” occupation or presence on Indigenous lands with no other relationship or action, actually recreates extraction and erasure. We encourage our allies to engage more deeply. 

There are many  resources around land acknowledgment created by Indigneous people.  You can find some of them here. Read them:

Territory Acknowledgement from Native Land

Indigenous Land Acknowledgement from Native Governance Center  

Land Acknowledgement Explained  From Teen Vogue 

Honor Native Land by he U.S. Department of Arts and Culture

Land Acknowledgements are not reparations. Go beyond acknowledgement. 

We work with local tribe, cities, Institutions, organizations, and collaborators to develop   and offer land acknowledgements.    We are working on our public protocols and will be updating this section soon. 

Thank you for engaging with us. We appreciate you.  

Sogorea Te’ Land Trust 

This is a collectively created living document and may change as we develop our processes.

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These Abalone shells were returned by a student group who had collected them at a community garden over many years.  When they started learning more about the Indigenous people whose land they are on and the history of the territory they decided to return more than 30 shells to @villages_of_lisjan through Sogorea Te’. 

Abalone used to exist in abundance and were integral to many different Indigenous Lifeways.  Now they are nearly gone.  Returns like these bring them back into relation with their relatives and lift our spirits. ❤️

To rematriate any stolen, plundered, or otherwise misappropriated cultural items,  artifacts, inheritances, trustfunds, houses, or land hit us up. 

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✨Rematriated ✨ These Abalone shells were returned by a student group who had collected them at a community garden over many years. When they started learning more about the Indigenous people whose land they are on and the history of the territory they decided to return more than 30 shells to @villages_of_lisjan through Sogorea Te’. Abalone used to exist in abundance and were integral to many different Indigenous Lifeways. Now they are nearly gone. Returns like these bring them back into relation with their relatives and lift our spirits. ❤️ To rematriate any stolen, plundered, or otherwise misappropriated cultural items, artifacts, inheritances, trustfunds, houses, or land hit us up. #rematriate #reflect #reciprocate #return #abaloneshells #sogoreatelandtrust #urbanindigenous #womenled #landtrust
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STLT crew gathering and bundling tule with the “Tule Lady,” traditional knowledge keeper Diana Almendariz, next step - a boat! ✨

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STLT crew gathering and bundling tule with the “Tule Lady,” traditional knowledge keeper Diana Almendariz, next step - a boat! ✨

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Tule time 🌾

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STLT crew gathering and bundling tule with the “Tule Lady,” traditional knowledge keeper Diana Almendariz, next step - a boat! ✨

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STLT crew gathering and bundling tule with the “Tule Lady,” traditional knowledge keeper Diana Almendariz, next step - a boat! ✨

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Tule time 🌾 STLT crew gathering and bundling tule with the “Tule Lady,” traditional knowledge keeper Diana Almendariz, next step - a boat! ✨ #tuletime #traditionalgathering #culturalrevitalization #nativeland #cultivatingtradition #landback #rematriatetheland
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Indigenous people are still here. 

Include and center Indigenous voices in curricula.

Learn about your local Sacred Site struggle.

Learn about your local Indigenous led environmental struggle.

Change the names of parks, school, and other monuments to colonial violence and harm. 

Take Action! Support your local Indigenous led land work today!

Hot tips from your favorite Indigenous women led land trust.  Feel free to share!  Check out our Rematriation Resource Guide to learn more. 


#gobeyondacknowledgement #SupportIndigenousLed #sogoreatelandtrust #stillhere #urbanindigenous #womenled #landreturn #landback #rematriation #resources
Indigenous people are still here. 

Include and center Indigenous voices in curricula.

Learn about your local Sacred Site struggle.

Learn about your local Indigenous led environmental struggle.

Change the names of parks, school, and other monuments to colonial violence and harm. 

Take Action! Support your local Indigenous led land work today!

Hot tips from your favorite Indigenous women led land trust.  Feel free to share!  Check out our Rematriation Resource Guide to learn more. 


#gobeyondacknowledgement #SupportIndigenousLed #sogoreatelandtrust #stillhere #urbanindigenous #womenled #landreturn #landback #rematriation #resources
Indigenous people are still here. 

Include and center Indigenous voices in curricula.

Learn about your local Sacred Site struggle.

Learn about your local Indigenous led environmental struggle.

Change the names of parks, school, and other monuments to colonial violence and harm. 

Take Action! Support your local Indigenous led land work today!

Hot tips from your favorite Indigenous women led land trust.  Feel free to share!  Check out our Rematriation Resource Guide to learn more. 


#gobeyondacknowledgement #SupportIndigenousLed #sogoreatelandtrust #stillhere #urbanindigenous #womenled #landreturn #landback #rematriation #resources
Indigenous people are still here. 

Include and center Indigenous voices in curricula.

Learn about your local Sacred Site struggle.

Learn about your local Indigenous led environmental struggle.

Change the names of parks, school, and other monuments to colonial violence and harm. 

Take Action! Support your local Indigenous led land work today!

Hot tips from your favorite Indigenous women led land trust.  Feel free to share!  Check out our Rematriation Resource Guide to learn more. 


#gobeyondacknowledgement #SupportIndigenousLed #sogoreatelandtrust #stillhere #urbanindigenous #womenled #landreturn #landback #rematriation #resources
Indigenous people are still here. 

Include and center Indigenous voices in curricula.

Learn about your local Sacred Site struggle.

Learn about your local Indigenous led environmental struggle.

Change the names of parks, school, and other monuments to colonial violence and harm. 

Take Action! Support your local Indigenous led land work today!

Hot tips from your favorite Indigenous women led land trust.  Feel free to share!  Check out our Rematriation Resource Guide to learn more. 


#gobeyondacknowledgement #SupportIndigenousLed #sogoreatelandtrust #stillhere #urbanindigenous #womenled #landreturn #landback #rematriation #resources
Indigenous people are still here. 

Include and center Indigenous voices in curricula.

Learn about your local Sacred Site struggle.

Learn about your local Indigenous led environmental struggle.

Change the names of parks, school, and other monuments to colonial violence and harm. 

Take Action! Support your local Indigenous led land work today!

Hot tips from your favorite Indigenous women led land trust.  Feel free to share!  Check out our Rematriation Resource Guide to learn more. 


#gobeyondacknowledgement #SupportIndigenousLed #sogoreatelandtrust #stillhere #urbanindigenous #womenled #landreturn #landback #rematriation #resources
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Indigenous people are still here. Include and center Indigenous voices in curricula. Learn about your local Sacred Site struggle. Learn about your local Indigenous led environmental struggle. Change the names of parks, school, and other monuments to colonial violence and harm. Take Action! Support your local Indigenous led land work today! Hot tips from your favorite Indigenous women led land trust. Feel free to share! Check out our Rematriation Resource Guide to learn more. #gobeyondacknowledgement #SupportIndigenousLed #sogoreatelandtrust #stillhere #urbanindigenous #womenled #landreturn #landback #rematriation #resources
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“As we raise up our dreams we carry in our hearts the struggles of our Indigenous relatives around the world.“ 

Our co-founder Johnella LaRose collecting flowers for Jakeline Caal, a 7 year old Q’eqchi /Mayan relative whose life was lost in immigration custody while we building the arbor at Lisjan in 2018. 

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“As we raise up our dreams we carry in our hearts the struggles of our Indigenous relatives around the world.“ Our co-founder Johnella LaRose collecting flowers for Jakeline Caal, a 7 year old Q’eqchi /Mayan relative whose life was lost in immigration custody while we building the arbor at Lisjan in 2018. #jakeline #sayhername #honoringourancestors #lisjan #justiceforindigenouspeople #sogoreatelandtrust #rematriatetheland
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❤️ Rematriate the Land ❤️
 
In honor of all of our mamas, in appreciation of matriarchs everywhere, and with wild hope for an Indigenous women led future returning us all to greater balance on this earth, we are delighted to reveal our gorgeous new Rematriate the Land art by the one and only Jackie Fawn. 
 
For us Rematriation is about the return of Indigenous land and lifeways and mothers are essential to our work.  We are founded by Indigenous moms. Indigenous moms are on the land and in the lead everyday. We knew we wanted to wanted to work with a Native mom for this collaboration and are so delighted with this beautiful offering.  Thank you @jackiefawn and @fishbearstudios.  And thank you to all our mamas, most especially Mother Earth. 🌎
 
Rematriate the Land!  And do something nice for a mom this weekend!

(These posters will be popping up at upcoming Bay Area Indigenous events,  watch our stories to snag one) 
 
 
 
#happymothersday  #matriarchylives  #Rematriatetheland #nativeland #indigenousland #stolenland  #sogoreatelandtrust #jackiefawn  #nativeart #indigenousart #indigenouswomenled #landtrust #landreturn #returntoland
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❤️ Rematriate the Land ❤️ In honor of all of our mamas, in appreciation of matriarchs everywhere, and with wild hope for an Indigenous women led future returning us all to greater balance on this earth, we are delighted to reveal our gorgeous new Rematriate the Land art by the one and only Jackie Fawn. For us Rematriation is about the return of Indigenous land and lifeways and mothers are essential to our work. We are founded by Indigenous moms. Indigenous moms are on the land and in the lead everyday. We knew we wanted to wanted to work with a Native mom for this collaboration and are so delighted with this beautiful offering. Thank you @jackiefawn and @fishbearstudios. And thank you to all our mamas, most especially Mother Earth. 🌎 Rematriate the Land! And do something nice for a mom this weekend! (These posters will be popping up at upcoming Bay Area Indigenous events, watch our stories to snag one) #happymothersday #matriarchylives #Rematriatetheland #nativeland #indigenousland #stolenland #sogoreatelandtrust #jackiefawn #nativeart #indigenousart #indigenouswomenled #landtrust #landreturn #returntoland
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The Sogorea Te’s Land Team would like to invite you to come work with us this summer! We are looking for 4 fellows to participate in a knowledge share from June 6th-August 15th, with a commitment to 20hours a week. We would love to share with you and have you share with us! Let’s heal and reindigenize the land together!
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The Sogorea Te’s Land Team would like to invite you to come work with us this summer! We are looking for 4 fellows to participate in a knowledge share from June 6th-August 15th, with a commitment to 20hours a week. We would love to share with you and have you share with us! Let’s heal and reindigenize the land together!
#reindiginize #rematriatetheland
The Sogorea Te’s Land Team would like to invite you to come work with us this summer! We are looking for 4 fellows to participate in a knowledge share from June 6th-August 15th, with a commitment to 20hours a week. We would love to share with you and have you share with us! Let’s heal and reindigenize the land together!
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The Sogorea Te’s Land Team would like to invite you to come work with us this summer! We are looking for 4 fellows to participate in a knowledge share from June 6th-August 15th, with a commitment to 20hours a week. We would love to share with you and have you share with us! Let’s heal and reindigenize the land together! #reindiginize #rematriatetheland
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Rematriate Seeds. 

“When I look at the seeds we’ve grown for three generations, I see seeds that come with stories and lineages resting in my hands. We take care of these seeds and plants, like grandparents, and in return these Rematriated seeds connect us together "

Victoria Montano In Conversation With Bernadette Zambrano on seed lineages. 

Ya Nuunukne Spring Newsletter 

Art by @creative_mudafukah 

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Rematriate Seeds. “When I look at the seeds we’ve grown for three generations, I see seeds that come with stories and lineages resting in my hands. We take care of these seeds and plants, like grandparents, and in return these Rematriated seeds connect us together " Victoria Montano In Conversation With Bernadette Zambrano on seed lineages. Ya Nuunukne Spring Newsletter Art by @creative_mudafukah #rematraiteseeds #rematriateknowledge #rematriatetheland #seedsaving #seedlineages #sogoreatelandtrust #YaNuunukne #theytellastory
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