resourcesShared knowledge and capacity are the rich soil from which new norms and practices grow.
Here you’ll find some of our favorite resources to support you on your path toward Right Relations
core resourcePreserves as a Pathway to Right Relations
Considerations and Guidance for Land Trusts & Land Organizations for Engaging Indigenous Peoples
This resource shares promising practices, guidance and case studies related to engaging Indigenous Peoples on preserves. This guidance was developed for land trusts and other practitioners who steward land. It draws on research and input from over 80 practitioners and scholars across the country who have offered specific examples and have undertaken previous efforts to consolidate learning. The document covers current thinking on internal preparations for engagement, some of the nuts and bolts of engagement, and the vast spectrum of ancestral land return opportunities.
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Right Relations Reading List
Over the years, we have curated a number of resources related to history, policy, Monterey Bay, education, and the weaving of distinct knowledge systems. This curated list includes our favorite materials, along with those compiled by Stan Rushworth and Kanyon Sayers-Roods.
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