Publisher: Karuk Tribe

A demonstration White Deerskin Dance, likely held in the township or Eureka or Arcata on the Northern California Coast.

This photo shows one of the last White Deerskin Dances held in Panamnik in 1912, halting for over 50 years. World Renewal practices have since rebegun in a neighboring village site by living Relatives of past ceremonial leaders and dancers.

Interviews with participants of First Karuk Women's Prescribed Fire Training Exchange (KWTREX)

Short video of photos from a trip to gather maple bark. Special thnaks to Maymi, Frankies, Taralyn, Gavyn, Íhan, Irysa and Luzi.

Karuk Language game

Product of the Karuk Tribe's 2019 IMLS Enhancement Grant Sipnúukan Numáhyaanatih Araráhi Project ("We fill the Storage basket with the People's language) Project NG-03-19-0227-19

Karuk language for "Mom" · "Happy Mother's Day" and "I love you mom"

Xúrish Donahue speaks Karuk words as part of the 2019 IMLS Enhancement grant products