Tribees Project Partners

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  1. Euahlayi Nation

    The Euahlayi Nation envisions a future grounded in sustainable development and respect for ancient governance that has guided their people through thousands of years, including drastic environmental changes such as two Ice Ages. Central to this vision is the revitalization of the Wugheeghuy, or the Stories of Dreaming Creation, which connect generations of Euahlayi Bhurrahs (Peoples) to their past and heritage. For the Euahlayi, reclaiming self-determination and reasserting ancestral governance is a step toward fostering a self-sustaining, resilient society rooted in ecology, economy, society, and culture. This mission underscores a commitment to future generations through a holistic reconnection with their environment, guided by totemic associations and enduring obligations to both Bhurrah and Country.

  2. Harold Robinson Foundation

    HRF was formed to help counter social and economic disparities in South LA and build bridges between diverse student groups through the transformative power of camp. We are vested in being a part of the solution. Our work is rooted in the South African philosophy of “Ubuntu,” which means that we rise and fall together as a community.

  3. Captain Paul Watson Foundation

    The Captain Paul Watson Foundation defends marine life with an unwavering commitment to aggressive non-violence, intervening directly to prevent the illegal exploitation of our seas. Positioned on the frontline, our mission challenges the status quo, forging a path for ocean conservation through action and education. As a public charity, the Foundation’s purpose is to support, educate, and raise awareness, all while leaving a lasting impact on the preservation of marine ecosystems.

  4. Signal Foundation

    Tribees are building applications within the Camera App to save endangered languages. The intellectual property connected to these languages, connected to the Tribes who speak these languages, this IP must be protected by the highest level of security, controlled by the tribes themselves.