Broncho sat with her grandfather, Ed Edmo, a storyteller and elder who was sharing his poems detailing his lived experiences in Portland with attendees in the marketplace. “He’s overcome a lot of ...

Dozens of Indigenous elders, youth and church members filed into the former Presbyterian Church of Laurelhurst on a March afternoon. It was the last time people would enter the building as a church.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Rose bushes currently cover some of the land in Northeast Portland where tiny homes will one day bloom in the name of a woman who fought to help indigenous families in need.

Youth singers and drummers from the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde filled the air with original songs, their voices and rhythms setting the tone for an afternoon filled with culture and community.