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4747 W calle Vicam
Tucson, AZ 85757
Website: www.calliollin.com
Name of Activity: Traditional Farming
Description:
Our students will learn how to successfully grow, harvest, & prepare Indigenous foods. We will harvest the power of the Sun, Wind, and Water by designing sustainable earthworks that harness these natural energies. In the process of establishing these relationships, which seek like, our students will learn how to become better caretakers of the surrounding ecosystems we inhabit.d
Audience: All high school students.
Contact Person: Zotero Citlalcoatl
Phone: (520) 883-5051
Email: zotero.amavizca@cplc.org
Name of Activity: Indigenous Youth Day
Description:
This event is held on what's traditionally celebrated as "Columbus Day." The purpose of Indigenous Youth Day is to celebrate the survival of Indigenous Peoples & Cultures. Traditional dances, songs, and crafts from various Indigenous communities are shared with our students.
Audience: High School Students and Parents
Contact Person: Zotero Citlalcoatl
Phone: (520) 883-5051
Email: zotero.amavizca@cplc.org
Name of Activity: Leadership Club
Description:
The Leadership Club helps fundraise for school wide & school district events. Students in the leadership club help organize our annual Prom Dance, Valentine's Day, Spirit Week, and other events. Our Leaderhsip Club meets on a need basis throughout the year.
Contact Person: Janel Heitz
Phone: 883-5051
Email: janel.michels@cplc.org
Name of Activity: Sustainability Project
Description:
Earthcare-We recognize that Earth is the source of all life, is itself alive, & that we are a part of its intricate ecosystem.
Peoplecare-We will support & help each other change towards healthier ways of being that do not harm the planet & ourselves.
Fairshare-We will use Earth’s limited resources in ways that are equitable and wise.
Audience: High School Students.
Contact Person: Zotero Citlalcoatl
Phone: (520) 883-5051
Email: zotero.amavizca@cplc.org
Name of Activity: Hiaki Language Classes
Description: Students are taught the basics of the Hiaki Langauge. In total we offer four courses every semester, a beginner class, and an advanced class.
Audience: All high school students.
Contact Person: Gracie Garcia
Phone: (520) 883-5051
Email:graciela.garcia@pascuayaqui-nsn.gov
Name of Activity: Hiaki Studies
Description: Students are required to take Hiaki Studies 1 (an introductory course) & Hiaki Studies 2 (an advanced course) in order to earn a high school diploma from our school. In these classes our students learn the history of the Hiaki people from pre-Colombian times up to the present day. Hiaki Studies 2 students are given an opportunity to visit Rio Yaqui in Mexico every year, in an organized learning expedition.
Audience: High School Students.
Contact Person: Monique Becerril
Phone: (520) 883-5051
Email: monique.becerril@cplc.org
Name of Activity: Yoeme Youth Conference
Description:
An annual youth conference that is open to the entire New Pascua Hiaki community. Students develop workshops that they present to the community. Workshops are created in relation to the theme that they decide upon for that particular year. This is a really good opportunity for our students to develop leadership, professional, & academic skills.
Audience: All high school students.
Contact Person: Zotero Citlalcoatl
Phone: (520) 883-5051
Email: zotero.amavizca@cplc.org
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