Massacred. Extinct. Defunct.

No. We’re still here.

We are the Chemakum people. We greet you with open hearts.

Read our history.

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Timber Jack Annis, Myra Gross, Dustin James Annis, Crimson Ember Takenouchi, Julie Pomeroy Annis & Augustus Ash Annis-CF002481_18x24.jpg

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The Chemakum today are working to restore our language, culture, and land.

Portraits by Brian Goodman from the book and exhibit Still Here.