16th Annual Cultural Resource Protection Summit
May 24-25, 2023
Hosted by the Suquamish Tribe
Location: Hybrid and House of Awakened Culture
Registration for the 16th Annual & 2nd Hybrid Summit is now OPEN!
Please read on for new information about Registration, Hotel Rooms, and the first Draft Agenda, as well as reminders about Book Club and Sponsorships. We sincerely hope to see you May 24-25 at Suquamish, on Zoom, or a little of both!
Registration for the 16th Annual Summit is now OPEN!! Links to registration forms can be found on the Summit homepage and registration page.
You will be able to choose In-person, Virtual or Hybrid attendance, the latter being one day In-Person and the other day Virtual.
In-Person registrations will be capped at 150 attendees for safety and so we can best serve our onsite participants.
The first Draft Agenda has been posted to the Summit website! Please check back often for additional and new information. We update the Agenda as plans evolve making it the best place for you to stay informed about Summit happenings. We thank all our generous speakers, and we hope you like what you see!
THEME - Thanking Our Teachers
This year’s agenda includes an engaging array of cutting-edge topics that will encourage attendees to remember and thank all the Teachers who have helped us on our path to seeking innovative solutions for today’s most pressing challenges to effective cultural resource protection, thereby raising the bar on our practice. Panel discussions, lightning talks, and experiential activities will highlight useful examples of the links between CRM and responsible land use. We will also reserve time for great food and general socializing! We are working hard to ensure the 16th Annual Summit will be another valuable boost for our community and a chance to say Thank You to the Teachers who have shaped us and our work.
SUMMIT BOOK CLUB SELECTION
The Summit Agenda Planning Committee is excited to announce our selection for the 3rd Annual Summit Book Club. We hope you will join us in reading (or listening to) the novel The Seed Keeper by Diane Wilson (Dakota). We look forward to discussing it with you! Stay tuned for possible “Flash Contests”…you might just win a copy!