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  One of nine federally recognized tribes in the State of Oregon. As a western Oregon Treaty Tribe, we are a sovereign tribal community known as a caring people, dedicated to the principles of honesty and integrity.
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  This page highlights some of the larger projects currently under development by the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde. These projects will allow the Tribe to expand its ties throughout its homelands, extend services to its members and diversify the Tribe’s economic base.
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Welcome Session

9 - 10:00am (Break 9:50-10:05am)

Watch the recording here:

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Introduction:

Welcome announcement

Housekeeping

Grand Ronde Tribal History

Description:

David Harrelson will offer a history presentation on the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde.

Presenters:

Justine Flynn

David Harrelson

Keynote Presentation

10:05 - 11am

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Session: Keynote presentation

Description: Cheyanne will be offering information about being a Native student turned teacher and her experiences with education in both roles. Her unique perspective will offer vital information to educators on the Native experience in the classroom for both native and non-native students. In addition, she will talk about her business, Destination Diversity and how she is working to help teachers implement cultural responsive teaching into their classrooms.

Supporting Document:

Presenter:

Cheyanne Heidt

Steps for Attending Sessions:

1. Go to Agenda for List of Breakout Times

2. Select the Session

3. Click More Info

4. Download any files located in breakout session (if applicable)

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6. Once session completes go back to Agenda page to find the next Session

Please remember:

Join sessions on time.
Mute yourself after you are done speaking in order to reduce background noise. You will automatically be muted when you join a new session.
Chat responsibly. Remember that sessions are being recorded, which includes the chat log.

For the best experience, attendees are encouraged to access the virtual summit on their computers (instead of mobile devices). If you must attend the summit using your mobile device or tablet, please download the Zoom app from your app store. To prevent delays and technical issues, we encourage you to download the Zoom web client and test your connection prior to the start of the summit. Zoom breakout sessions can be accessed without downloading the full Zoom web client, though doing so will limit access to some of Zoom’s interactive features.

Technical assistance

Please contact Josh Clift at joshua.clift@grandronde.org for assistance during the virtual summit.