11/29/2022
Míiyuyam Chóo’onum hello everyone!
Neymax please join us THIS THURSDAY, December 1st from 5:15-7:30pm at the Buena Vista Audubon Nature Center.
This is an open house event - we will be discussing our Wetlands Reserve Restoration project. To RSVP or if you have any questions contact [email protected] or Ami Admire 1-760-215-4378. We hope to see you all there! 🤲
11/19/2022
Míiyuyam Chóo’onum hello everyone!
Neymax please join us Thursday, December 1st from 5:15-7:30pm at the Buena Vista Audubon Nature Center. This is an open house event - we will be discussing our Wetlands Reserve Restoration project. To RSVP or if you have any questions contact [email protected] or Ami Admire 1-760-215-4378. We hope to see you all there!
11/14/2022
Míiyuyam Chóo’onum hello everyone! Our Rincon Indian Education Center is partnering with the Rincon to***co program to host a rincon community trash and to***co pick up day at the Rincon Fiesta Grounds November 21st at 10:30am! Gloves, trash bags, and trash pickers will be provided! Waters and snacks will be provided 🙂 RSVP with Esmerelda at [email protected] or 1-760-215-2347 Wá’ thank you!
10/27/2022
Míiyuyam hello everyone! Come learn Payómkawichum/luiseño language and have fun doing it through Mnemonics! What is 'mnemonics'?? 🤔🤔 Its a research-based strategy for learning important information, such as language, acquired through a familiar tune, song, or jingle!
💸 EARN AND LEARN! 💸 We recognize your time is just as valuable as ours! Just as YOU are valuable 🙂 OPEN TO ALL AGES, you can earn a stipend for participating! Learn more at the QRCode or at bit.ly/Chamteela. Students required to attend and participate in 6 of the 8 classes to earn a stipend 🙂
Through this 8 week Rincon Youth Storytelling program via zoom AND in person you can:
*Develop your Payómkawichum/Luiseño language skills
*Learn the history and context of Chamtéela, our Payómkawichum language
*Learn to introduce yourself, conversational words, and phrases
*Teach your siblings, cousins, family!
*Make a clapper stick
*Participate in a group who supports one another
~*~Be part of a group whose efforts support the preservation of local culture and tradition
w/ Ami Admire
10/26/2022
Míiyuyam Chóo’onum hello everyone, our RYS Rincon Youth Storytellers are at Harrahs casino fundraising with our creation stories, medicinal salves, and jewelry at the American Indian Tourism Conference. Stop by and see us!! We will be here till end of day ☺️
10/25/2022
Míiyuyam Chóo’onum hello everyone! Our friends at the Wa$xayam Pomki Museum are looking for folx to lead workshops! Reach out to Bianca if you are interested ([email protected])
10/13/2022
Family Funtime Fundraiser! Next weekend in Barona, hosted by our good friend Bobby Wallace!
10/11/2022
Indigenous peoples day at the safari park!! Our RIEC team hosted a chíwxat game booth where people could make a traditional chíwxat, ring and pin game🪶 we’re so blessed for our team and for the opportunity to share
10/06/2022
Míiyuyam Chóo'onum hello everyone! We pray you all are well and staying safe!
It's always important to check in on your mental health and well-being - October 6th the San Diego County will be giving out "check your mood day" screenings. The purpose of these screenings is to engage San Diego residents to monitor and assess their emotional well-being. If you go to their website below they have FREE mental health resources available!
Visit: www.CheckYourMoodSD.org
10/05/2022
📖 🍎 Today is World Teachers Day! 🧑🏽🏫 We would like to invite all of you to reflect on the teachers who went the extra mile to make you feel loved, worthy, and encouraged you to be all you can be. Let your teachers know why their past interactions were so meaningful! ✨
🪶Because our communities are unique and specific, it is so important for teachers to be culturally responsive - meaning affirm all families' strengths, cultures, and commitment to their child's learning and well-being in order to have the necessary positive impact on our young people's education and the involvement of families and community members. These relationships are especially important for our families who are experiencing challenges to their well-being (or instead : challenged with systems of oppression that are still in play to this day.
✅ UNESCO proclaimed October 5 to be World Teachers' Day in 1994 because it was on this date in 1966 when a significant step was made for teachers due to the signing of the ILO/UNESCO Recommendation concerning the Status of Teachers. In this, it states some of the key issues, including: Co-operation in policy issues - “There should be close co-operation between the competent authorities, organizations of teachers, of employers and workers, and of parents as well as cultural organizations and institutions of learning and research, for the purpose of defining educational policy and its precise objectives.” (IV.10k).
This is a day to celebrate, thank and honor teachers for their contributions to their students and for all of us to continue advocating for a more equitable education for our young people. 📈