A quick presentation about the IMPORTANCE OF CULTURE SHARING, recent work of Kanyon CoyoteWoman Sayers-Roods, CEO of Kanyon Konsulting LLC

1. The Importance of
Culture Sharing
Cultural Resilience and Responsiveness
By Kanyon CoyoteWoman

2. miSmin Tuuhis,
kan-rakat Kanyon
CoyoteWoman
Sayers-Roods
California Native,
Mutsun-Ohlone
Mukurma of Indian
Canyon Nation

3. Ann-Marie Sayers
Chairwoman of Indian Canyon Nation
www.indiancanyonlife.org

4. Ohlone | Costanoan
both misnomers
The only federally recognized
“Indian Country” is Indian Canyon.
There aren’t any Federally Recognized
Tribes in the SF/Monterey Bay Area
Over 8 Languages are in Ohlone Territory

5. In The Land of My Ancestors
By Rucha Chitnis
https://kanyonkonsulting.com/in-the-land-of-my-ancestors/

7. Challenge the
Dominant Colonial
Narrative

8. Landless in the Bay
Living On Ohlone Land
https://medium.com/surjbayarea/living-on-
ohlone-land-what-we-learned-from-indigenous-
women-leaders-efe3c47b7565
https://openspace.sfmoma.org/2019/11/landl
ess-in-the-bay-area/
https://soundcloud.com/kanyoncoyote/land-
acknowledgements

9. Digital Native
Tech and TEK
Ingenuity | Injunuity

10. Minizines – Free to Disperse

11. Kanyon
Konsulting
LLC
Bridging the gap between
Indigenous & Contemporary
Value Systems

12. Land
Acknowledgments

13. & Much More
Tumsan-ak kannis
www.kanyonkonsulting.com
www.indiancanyonlife.org
kanyon@kanyonkonsulting.com
831-207-9331