I will reach out to Rob Firing at Transatlantic. Let's do this!

The college also has several Native focused programs and I think hosting you and you talking about your latest book and your work would be very interesting to students but also to the community members of the Tribes nearby.

That would be amazing! We have events all the time. We should chat. We even have funds.

Thank you so much! We are in Olympia, Washington, US at the South end of the Salish Sea on Squaxin Island Tribe territory. We are so lucky to work in this amazing space.

Our Longhouse was the first of its kind built on a US College campus and opened its doors September, 1995. @daanis.ca may we be added to Indigiskeet? Gunalcheesh!

www.evergreen.edu/houseofwelcome Our home website. Email: Longhouse@evergreen.edu

Annually we offer individual artist grants to Native American artists living in Washington State, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Alaska. Grants are up to $5,000 for individual artists and up to $10,000 for mentorship/apprentice work. We also support artist workshops in community for the same states.

We work with colleges and universities in our SIAM program which means honored elder and for our purposes also means Supporting Indigenous Arts Mastery. We work in the upper Midwest, West, Northwest, Alaska and Southwest and British Columbia to support Indigenous visual arts work.

We also have the carving studio complex Pay3q'ali-a place to carve. Both studios are also home to 3-D visual arts classes taught at our small college. Courses include Salish, Northern carving, in the fiber studio, which include fiber weaving as well as basketry.

We offer arts workshops on our Indigenous Arts Campus, which includes Paimārire, our fiber arts studio. Designed with Pacific Northwest Native artists and Lyonel Grant, Ngāti Pikiao and Te Arawa.