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Indigenous activist's legacy lives on through annual meeting 20 years after his death
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Indigenous activist's legacy lives on through annual meeting 20 years after his death
The audience listens to Richard Jefferson talk about fishing May 22 during a panel about aquaculture and sovereignty at the Vine Deloria Jr. symposium at Northwest Indian College. (Finn Wendt/Cascadia Daily News) For 20 years, the legacy of Indigenous activist and author Vine Deloria Jr. has brought scholars and community members from around the country to Northwest Indian College on the Lummi Reservation. It’s something Deloria dreamed up duri…
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