
Our Work
Nativewomanshare's programs include:
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Cultural Burning & Indigenous Land Stewardship: ongoing fuel reduction work; creek and pond preservation; tending, harvesting and reseeding of wild food and medicine plans on the 24 acres at Womanshare Legacy. We also educate alongside our partners at Siskiyou Field Institute and Oregon State University.
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Kerbyville Powwow & Native Heritage Month festivals in Kerby, OR
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Country Queer Summerfest: Southern Oregon's first Two-Spirit led Pride celebration
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Food Sovereignty Garden: Grows & delivers fresh produce from the land to local Southern Oregon Tribal, BIPOC & Queer families in need
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Native Women + 2SQ Mutual Aid Resource Center: Offers essential goods such as COVID supplies, basic medical goods, camping gear, and warm clothes
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Cabins for Indigenous elders, visiting relations and Culture Camps
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Ongoing cultural programming, Indigenous Sovereignty education and advocacy in rural Southern Oregon.

























