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Setting Sun Circle is an Indigenous-led organization that weaves together storytelling, education, and research to amplify Native voices and inspire collective action to protect Mother Earth.

Photos from Setting Sun Circle's post 10/01/2026

We're so excited for the Bend Film Festival in Bend, Oregon next week!

🎟 Tickets are still available for our latest film "The River Remembers" showing Oct. 9, 10 & 11: https://bendfilm.org/

πŸ“° Read the Bend Bulletin's review: https://bendbulletin.com/2026/09/30/the-long-haul-the-river-remembers-screen-at-bendfilm/

Darrell Hillaire | Returning Home β€” Children of the Setting Sun 10/01/2026

Darrell Hillaire | Returning Home β€” Children of the Setting Sun In this episode, we speak with Darrell Hillaire, Executive Director of Setting Sun Circle, about what it means to return to an ancestral village site with deep family ties, the organization's vision for the future, and how reclaiming space can help build stronger communities and a more equitable fut

Photos from Save Our Wild Salmon's post 09/30/2026
09/30/2026

Sept. 30 is Truth and Reconciliation Day or Orange Shirt Day, honoring our relatives who survived boarding schools in Canada and the U.S. and the children who never came home.

Isaac Tonasket dedicated his performance of his original song β€œSee You in the Sunsets” to boarding school healing at last year's Netse Mot: One Heart, One Mind. Written in tribute to his late father, the visuals for the emotional piece included images from boarding schools behind him.

We share this song with you because 🧑πŸͺΆ

Read more about and how we can heal together from Setting Sun Circle Co-Education Director Daniseten Vendiola:

πŸ“° laconnercommunitynews.org/2025/09/30/why-orange-shirt-day-matters-for-tribal-and-non-tribal-communities

GUEST COMMENTARY | Why Orange Shirt Day matters for Tribal and non-Tribal communities 09/30/2026

Every Sept. 30, Truth and Reconciliation Day or Orange Shirt Day honors Indigenous children lost to boarding schools in Canada and the U.S., encouraging healing between Tribal and non-Tribal communities.

Last year for La Conner Community News, Setting Sun Circle's Co-Education Director Daniseten Vendiola wrote: What is the health of our relationship? In the divisive political climate we are all a part of now, how can we oppose that narrative by building healthy relationships? How can we build stronger futures together?

This year, his words continue to ring true. We send our prayers to all, especially our relatives in Kamloops, British Columbia πŸͺΆ

Join us tomorrow, Sept. 30 in wearing orange! 🧑🧑🧑

πŸ“° laconnercommunitynews.org/2025/09/30/why-orange-shirt-day-matters-for-tribal-and-non-tribal-communities

GUEST COMMENTARY | Why Orange Shirt Day matters for Tribal and non-Tribal communities Every Sept. 30, Orange Shirt Day honors children lost to boarding schools while encouraging healing between Tribal and non-Tribal communities. Guest writer daniseten Michael Vendiola asks: How can …

Photos 09/29/2026

Join Setting Sun Circle's Noelani Auguston at Chelsea Film Festival for a discussion on building lasting impact! πŸŽ₯πŸŽŸπŸŽ‰

Gathering in Community, Working Toward a Better Future β€” Children of the Setting Sun 09/24/2026

At Setting Sun Circle, we believe gathering is essential to building strong communities and creating a healthier future for generations to come. This month, we put into practice circling up together in community. In this work, we find commonalities and cross-cultural understanding to share solutions for the betterment of Mother Earth.

πŸ“° Get the Good Words in our September newsletter! https://settingsuncircle.org/good-words/gathering-in-community-working-toward-a-better-future

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Gathering in Community, Working Toward a Better Future β€” Children of the Setting Sun We believe gathering is essential to building strong communities and creating a healthier future for generations to come. This month, we put into practice circling up together in community.

09/18/2026

Get ready for "The River Remembers" to hit a film festival or screening near you!

πŸŽ₯ Here's where we'll be now through the end of October! Visit our website to find dates and locations or learn how your school or organization can host your own screening

πŸ”— settingsuncircle.org/theriverremembers

🐟 Sept. 24 Youth Salmon Protectors screening in Boise, ID Idaho Conservation League

🐟 Sept. 26 Port Townsend Film Festival Port Townsend Film Festival in Port Townsend, WA

🐟 Oct. 3 & 11 Doctober Pickford Film Center in Bellingham, WA

🐟 Oct. 9-11 BendFilm 🎬 in Bend, OR

🐟 Oct. 17 Chelsea Film Festival in New York, NY

🐟 Oct. 24 Friday Harbor Film Festival in Friday Harbor, WA

09/17/2026

Congratulations again to Setting Sun Circle Researcher and Producer Santana Rabang, host of Young and Indigenous podcast! πŸŽ‰πŸ™ŒπŸΎπŸŒˆ

Santana was Native Action Network's 2025 Rising Star Award recipient and will now join their 2026-2027 Legacy of Leadership Cohort!

Read the latest Native Action Network News - Announcing the 2026-2027 Legacy of Leadership Cohort! - https://mailchi.mp/nativeactionnetwork/announcing-the-2026-2027-legacy-of-leadership-cohort

Photos from The Whatcom Peace & Justice Center's post 09/16/2026

Congratulations Setting Sun Circle Researcher and Producer Santana Rabang, host of Young and Indigenous podcast! πŸŽ‰πŸ™ŒπŸΎπŸŒˆ

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