Alliance For Felix Cove

Alliance for Felix Cove is excited to announce that we’ll be tabling at the 36th Annual Bioneers Conference! We look forward to connecting with attendees to share our efforts toward Rematriation and re-Indigenizing the Felix Family’s ancestral lands. Bioneers 2025 is more than just an event—it’s a movement designed to renew our commitment to justice, sustainability, and innovation through inspiring talks, deep discussions, collaborative workshops, and transformative connections. This year’s conference also features the Indigenous Forum, a unique space to learn from Native wisdom and innovative approaches to protecting society, nature, and the web of life. ?? When: March 27–29, 2025 ?? Where: Berkeley, California ?? Learn more and join us: https://bit.ly/4kHmcfY

Exciting opportunity to celebrate culture and community! The Alliance for Felix Cove is honored to participate in the Marin Powwow on Sunday, March 23. ?? Admission is FREE, and all are welcome to join us in celebrating Indigenous Marin. ?? ?? College of Marin, Kentfield Campus Gym ? 11 AM–8 PM Come and experience this inspiring event that fosters unity and connection. More details here: https://marinamericanindianallianMARIN AMERICAN INDIAN ALLIANCELLIANCE #powwow #GourdDance #IndigenousMarin

Welcoming Spring at Felix Cove! ?? The Támal-ko/Coast Miwok people saw spring as a season of renewal, gathering, and abundance. As the equinox brings balance, we honor Felix Cove’s phenology and its native plants, like: -Mugwort (Artemisia douglasiana) -Beach Strawberry (Fragaria chiloensis) -Indian Paintbrush (Castilleja affinis) -Coast Live Oak / sáata (Quercus agrifolia) This land has a legacy worth celebrating—and protecting. ??? #SpringEquinox #PhenologyOfFelixCove #IndigenousHeritage

?? Have you ever been to Point Reyes? Kayak and connect with the Indigenous roots and communities of Tomales Bay ?? We’re partnering with Alliance For Felix Cove an unforgettable day of kayaking and learning about the rich history and vibrant ecology of Tamal Liwa (Tomales Bay) This is a fantastic opportunity for you and your ERG to make a positive impact together while enjoying the beautiful scenery. ??? Grab your ticket here ?? https://lu.ma/i7hfxozy What to expect: Embark on an exhilarating paddle to the historic site at Tomales Bay. Dive into the rich history of Felix Cove while learning how you can make a difference in continuing to support.? ?? Learn: Gain insights into the Coast Miwok's perspective on Tomales Bay and their efforts to preserve its wetlands and wildlife. ?? Engage: Connect with like-minded individuals who are passionate about environmental conservation. ?? Experience: Enjoy a unique kayaking adventure while learning about the bay's marine life and traditional plants. ?? Act: Find out how you can take action to protect the beautiful Tule elk and other local species. To get your ERG involved or for any follow-up questions, contact us at team@programearth.org with a message. Flyer in comments to share at your next meeting.? All proceeds go to this summer's youth camp of conservation! ??????? #SustainableFuture #CommunityEngagement #ProtectOurPlanet #ERGCommunity

KGUA embodies the spirit of rematriation—generosity, respect, reciprocity, relationship, and gratitude. The sold-out fundraising dinner for KGUA, led by KGUA General Manager and A4FC Strawberry Sister, Peggy Berryhill, celebrated the power of independent media to amplify Native voices. Our founder, Theresa, and her husband Tiger—leaders of the KGUA Native Media Resource Center Board— were thrilled to join Peggy in celebrating this milestone event. Independent media like KGUA strengthens connections and ties to cultural stories, upholding our shared values and responsibility to one another. Join us in supporting KGUA. Donate here: kgua.org/#donate. #Alliance4FelixCove #KGUA #NativeMediaResourceCenter #CommunityLeadership #Rematriation #IndigenousValues #Generosity #Gratitude

KGUA embodies the spirit of rematriation—generosity, respect, reciprocity, relationship, and gratitude. The sold-out fundraising dinner for KGUA, led by KGUA General Manager and A4FC Strawberry Sister, Peggy Berryhill, celebrated the power of independent media to amplify Native voices. Our founder, Theresa, and her husband Tiger—leaders of the KGUA Native Media Resource Center Board— were thrilled to join Peggy in celebrating this milestone event. Independent media like KGUA strengthens connections and ties to cultural stories, upholding our shared values and responsibility to one another. Join us in supporting KGUA. Donate here: kgua.org/#donate. #Alliance4FelixCove #KGUA #NativeMediaResourceCenter #CommunityLeadership #Rematriation #IndigenousValues #Generosity #Gratitude

Theresa Harlan, founder and director of our partner Alliance For Felix Cove, tells the story of her family's displacement from their homestead in Tomales Bay, Calif., in a series of three podcasts recorded with #EmergenceMagazine in 2022. A new episode exploring the impact of the organization's work to protect, restore, and #rematriate the land over the last three years dropped just last week — click the link to listen to the entire series! https://lnkd.in/dBTYc5UE

Emergence Magazine has added a fourth episode to their podcast series “Coming Home to the Cove”—a multigenerational story of a Coast Miwok family’s eviction from their ancestral home in Northern California and one woman’s mission to bring the living history of her family back to the land. Marin County in Northern California, where Emergence Magazine and Kalliopeia Foundation are located, has been home for millennia to the Coast Miwok people, who continue to live and thrive here despite settler-colonial efforts to erase them from the story of this land. Throughout this series, Theresa Harlan (founder and director of grantee partner Alliance For Felix Cove) chronicles the story of her family’s displacement from their homestead on a cove in Tomales Bay and shares her grassroots efforts to involve the wider community in protecting both the history and the future of this place. Recorded in January 2025, this new episode explores the impact of Theresa's work to protect, restore, and rematriate the cove over the last three years. Amid ongoing vandalism of her ancestral home, rancher evictions, and new land management, she continues to fight for a larger vision of healing, and asks, are we willing to come together to honor the entire story of a land? ↘? Listen to this series: https://lnkd.in/dBTYc5UE Photo courtesy of Hewitt Visuals. #SpiritualEcology #GranteePartner #EmergenceMagazine

A New Chapter in the Journey of Felix Cove In partnership with Emergence Magazine, we’re sharing "Coming Home to the Cove"—a series dedicated to amplifying Támal-ko stories of resilience and cultural restoration. A new episode, just released, explores recent progress in Theresa Harlan and the Alliance's work to rematriate land, history, and healing for Indigenous communities. Episodes 1-3 are available now. Listen to this inspiring multigenerational story of resilience and justice: https://lnkd.in/dBTYc5UE #ComingHomeToTheCove #IndigenousVoices #LandBack #AllianceForFelixCove #PolicyChange #IndigenousRights #HeritagePreservation

Looking forward to the years ahead, the Alliance's vision remains grounded in the power of our ?? future generations. ?? Since we started our work three years ago, countless young people have connected with the land and water at Felix Cove. It is for them we are doing this work. Deepening our young relatives' relationship to Mother Earth now - and inspiring them to protect it - is what will sustain the health and resiliency of our ancestral homelands for generations to come. For updates on our youth programming, sign up for our newsletter! Photo credit: Hewitt Visuals #youth #FutureGenerations #relationship