Join us for a workshop led by Payómkawichum educators, highlighting traditional plant knowledge and the cultural importance of Native games practiced since time immemorial.
What to Expect:
-Learn about the Payómkawichum Creation Story and its connection to traditional plant uses
-Explore the cultural significance of traditional games played by San Diego’s Tribal Communities
-Engage in hands-on activities, creating and playing these games for yourself
-Gain insight from Indigenous presenters with deep ties to the land and its histories
-Deepen your understanding of the enduring presence and traditions of Native peoples in the Anza-Borrego region and beyond
Who Should Attend:
-Educators & Students – Anyone interested in Native history, cultural knowledge, and experiential learning.
-Families & Community Members – People of all ages who want to connect with Indigenous traditions through storytelling, games, and hands-on activities.
-Cultural & History Enthusiasts – Those who want to deepen their understanding of the Payómkawichum people and the Anza-Borrego region.
-Environmental & Plant Knowledge Learners – Individuals interested in traditional ecological knowledge and the cultural uses of plants.
-Tribal Community Members & Allies – Native and non-Native attendees looking to learn from Indigenous voices.
Date: Saturday, November 22, 2025
Time: 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
Location: Steele/Burnand Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center (401 Tilting T Dr., Borrego Springs, CA 92004)
Cost:
Tribal Members or Descendants - Free
Student - $20/person
ABF Member - $34/person
Non-Member - $40/person
Children 5 & under - Free
Registration:
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About the Presenter:
Ami Admire is Payómkawichum from the Rincon Band; a trained teacher with 25+ years experience developing culturally responsive curriculums using a mental health framework including Rez Beats, Native & Indigenous Classes and Clubs, Rincon Youth Storytelling, and is a trained facilitator of Gathering of Native Americans. Ms. Ami is also a recipient of the National Indian Health Board Local Impact Award for making a difference in her community.
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