A Lifetime Along the Trinity River

A Lifetime Along the Trinity River

In her second Klamath Storytelling feature interview, Hupa Valley Tribe member Danielle Frank shares her connection to being born and raised along the Klamath and Trinity rivers. Watch the full video to hear about Danielle’s life in the Basin. The Klamath Storytelling...
A Lifetime Along the Trinity River

Ishkêesh

Ishkêesh and íshaha are two words in the Karuk language that mean a great deal to Karuk language teacher and mental health clinic intern Maymi Preston-Donahue. Watch Maymi’s full interview to learn the English translation for these words as well as how they encompass...
A Lifetime Along the Trinity River

Life is Everywhere

Describing the Klamath Basin as life itself, Karuk language and cultural practitioner Phil Albers, who is also a teacher, offers his unique insights on which word best describes the special place we call home. Watch this short video to hear Phil’s full explanation....
A Lifetime Along the Trinity River

Get Involved in Your Culture

As a part of the up-can-coming generation of Klamath Basin residents, Hoopa Valley Tribe member Danielle Frank explores the importance of culture in her debut Klamath Storytelling interview. Watch Danielle’s entire video to learn more about how her experiences as a...
A Lifetime Along the Trinity River

An Unbreakable Connection to Klamath Land

For Karuk language teacher and mental health clinic intern Maymi Preston-Donahue, living in the Klamath Basin is an integral part of her and her family’s indigenous identity. Watch this brief video to hear from Maymi as she explains the unbreakable religious, cultural...