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Indigenous Knowledge for the Next Generation
A historic weekend of culture, community and Indigenous storytelling unfolded in Bellingham as the ancestral name Xw’otqwem was returned to its village site along Whatcom Creek. More than 400 community members gathered to celebrate the introduction of Setting Sun Circle, featuring Indigenous artists, cultural performances, community leaders and tours of the future home for Indigenous storytelling and innovation opening in downtown Bellingham in 2027.
A Historic Weekend of Culture and Community
A historic weekend of culture, community and Indigenous storytelling unfolded in Bellingham as the ancestral name Xw’otqwem was returned to its village site along Whatcom Creek. More than 400 community members gathered to celebrate the introduction of Setting Sun Circle, featuring Indigenous artists, cultural performances, community leaders and tours of the future home for Indigenous storytelling and innovation opening in downtown Bellingham in 2027.
Carving Culture, Restoring Connection
Setting Sun Circle shares how paddle carving becomes a pathway to cultural restoration, healing and community connection.
We are Setting Sun Circle. New Name. New Journey. Same Spirit.
After a decade of sharing Indigenous values through film, podcasts, gatherings and research, CSSP is embarking on a bold new journey.
From Classrooms to Conferences: CSSP Advances Indigenous Education Across Communities
From Classrooms to Conferences: CSSP Advances Indigenous Education Across Communities