What’s happening
News
Tataviam Sings for Climate Resilience
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20 the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians collaborated with Arid Lands Institute in efforts to provide awareness to water and energy conservation!
Indians of San Fernando: Ancient, Historic, and Present
Please join us on Sunday, March 6, 2016, as the Tribe will be hosting an informative historical lecture from 3:00
47th Annual Winter Social Gathering
On Sunday, December 13, 2015 the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians and Pukúu Cultural Community Services co-hosted the annual Winter Social Gathering at Las Palmas Park for over 150 attendees.
Tataviam Continues Relations with L.A. River Greenway
MAYOR GARCETTI AND SUPERVISOR KUEHL ANNOUNCE $6 MILLION INVESTMENT IN L.A. RIVER VALLEY GREENWAY
President Obama Proclamation: National Native American Heritage Month
On October 30, 2015, the Office of the Press Secretary revealed President Obama's Proclamation for National Native American Heritage Month, 2015. He has officially announced November 27, 2015 as Native American Heritage Day.
“THIS PLACE IS OURS”—Tataviam Families Return to Mission San Fernando
Saturday, October 24th was an unforgettable day. Tataviam families gathered to receive the Walk for the Ancestors, taking over the plaza of Mission San Fernando for three hours with storytelling, traditional songs, and dance. It was the first time in memorable history that the Tataviam community has gathered at the mission grounds for purposes other than a funeral. Joined by other indigenous people and non-native supporters, over 100 of us stood together.