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2026 Edition - NAFP Youtube Channel
COMING SOON - September 18th NAFP Webinar
Jennifer Malone
Wukchumni Tribe
Traditional Wucchumni Basketweaver
Former CIBA(California Indian Basketweaver's Assoc.)
2026 August NAFP Zoom Webinar
Gregory Ignacio
Tachi & Wukchumni Yokuts Tribes
Cultural Practitioner & Tachi Language Speaker
2026 July NAFP Zoom Webinar
Cecilia Moreno
Tachi & Wukchumni Yokut
UC Merced,
South Valley Transfer Advisor
Tribal Microplastics & Solid Waste Webinar
Featured Speakers:
- Fred Briones
CEO Native American Fiber Program
- Dave Trottier
CEO of Chippewa Harvest
(Turtle Mountain Band)
- Alexis Wallick & Heidi Brow
Environmental Coordinators,
Pala Band of Mission Indians
- Megan Poffinbarger,
Environmental Specialist,
Pechanga Band of Indians
June 26' NAFP Zoom Webinar
Mary Jane Aubrey
Hupa
Basket weaver, Teacher, Artist & Gatherer
May 26' NAFP Zoom Webinar
Starla Madrigal
Pauma Band of Luiseno Indians, Cahuilla
CIBA - Chairperson
April 26' NAFP Zoom Webinar
Kayley Walker
Picayune Rancheria of the Chukchansi Indians
Cultural Practitioner
March 26' NAFP Zoom Webinar
Carmen Moreno
Tachi & Wukchumni Yokut tribes
Tachi Culture Bearer or Practitioner, Tachi Speaker & Yokut Basketweaver
February 26' NAFP Zoom Webinar
Gavin Avila
Payómkawish
Pechanga Band of Indians
Tribal Youth Coordinator - Pechanga Tribe
January 26' NAFP Zoom Webinar
Fred Briones
Big Valley Pomo, Bear Doctor
NAFP CEO
SB 54 Advisory Board Member
International Zero Waste Forum
NAFP will be in attendance and presenting at Zero Waste Forum. Fred Briones CEO will be sharing about Pomo Basketry, Traditional Fibers and the harms of Micro Plastics to traditional Indigenous practices.