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Discussion with Tribal Citizen Pamela Villaseñor About Land Acknowledgments
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Watch the Tribe’s feature in Rogue Rocket
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Our Connection To Suitcanga (Encino, CA)
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P.S.A. Acknowledging the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians at CSUN
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One-minute P.S.A.
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Request to Rename Maclay Avenue in the City of San Fernando
Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians, a native nation of northern Los Angeles County, is requesting that the City of San Fernando adopts a resolution to rename Maclay Avenue to Tataviam Tribe Avenue.
The Village at Coaynga
Building of a Tataviam village.
Indigenous Peoples Day Los Angeles 2018
Indigenous Peoples Day 2017 | San Fernando, CA
Haramokngna July 29th 2017 – Diné Weavers
Pow Wow and Regalia Workshop
On February 1st 2017, The Fernandeno Tataviam Band of Mission Indians and The LAUSD Indian Education Program began a Pow Wow Dance & Regalia Workshop that took place at Rudy Ortega Sr. Park in The San Fernando Valley.