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Mary Kiona Foundation

Organization (us)portland, OR, United States Website
Member since April 2024
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Mary Kiona was a Yakama Tribal member, was born in the 1800’s and lived to be well over 115 years old according to the Seattle Times.
Our mission at the Mary Kiona Foundation is to create a permanent supportive  environments, resources, and education that preserve Indigenous knowledge, foster healing, and strengthen the bonds of our community to heal from intergenerational trauma and long lasting inequities. We are dedicated to honoring the enduring legacy of Mary Kiona by actively reclaiming and revitalizing Native American cultural heritage and celebrating the rich ancestral contributions of our people. 

Our vision is rooted in  demonstrating how maintaining and nurturing a strong cultural identity can strengthen community  and support wellness.  Actively preserving and revitalizing Native American cultural heritage.

 

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