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Tribal Table

Indigenous Leadership in the Redwood Region

With 33+ Tribal Nations (federally and non-federally recognized) in the Redwood Region, Tribes play a leading role in sustainable economic development. Our Tribal Table brings together Indigenous residents, Tribal Governments, and Tribally-led nonprofits to pursue Tribal priorities, projects, and cross-collaboration strategies.

Key to the Tribal Table's efforts is connecting Tribes to resources and technical assistance, helping Members build capacity to advance strategic initiatives for Tribal communities.

Join the Tribal Table

Are you interested in joining Redwood Region RISE's Tribal Table? Reach out to Tribal Table consultant Lorna McLeod (Lorna@makepeacewithmoney.com) with Northern California Indian Development Council (NCIDC) to get connected. We'd love to have you on board!

Redwood Region RISE - California Center for Rural Policy - Lorna McLeod - Tribal Table Facilitator

Become a Tribal Voting Member

All 33+ Tribes (federally and non-federally recognized) are invited to join Redwood Region RISE's Voting Member Block, a regional, community-endorsed steering body that brings together leaders from across the Redwood Region to shape and implement regional strategies, and guide investment.

Redwood Region RISE - California Center for Rural Policy - In-Person Convening - Kumler - Larry Galupe
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Redwood Region RISE - Tribal Table - California Center for Rural Policy

Tribal Table Meeting Details

When: First Thursday* of each month
Time: 10:00-11:15 a.m.
Platform: Zoom (occasionally the Tribal Table meets in person)
Other Key Meetings: Check out the RRRISE Calendar

*Numerous Tribes requested a meeting date change from Friday to Thursday to accommodate their office closures and ensure fuller participation.