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Our traditions and our language are what make the Kalispel people who we are today. The language ties us to the land, our relations, and our past. The Kalispel Language…
verticldevJanuary 26, 2021
Not restricted to physical abuse, elders are likely targets of financial fraud and identity theft. They are attractive targets to the perpetrators because elders often have disabilities that make them…
verticldevJune 19, 2019
The Kalispel Tribe hosted a Public Safety Awareness Day Wednesday, May 31 at the Powwow Grounds and Camas Center. Students from Cusick, Selkirk, House of the Lord, and Deer Park…
verticldevJune 19, 2019
One of the focus areas of the Kalispel Tribe Natural Resource Department’s (KNRD) Integrated Invasive Species Management Guidance is to control terrestrial noxious weeds. These non-native invaders have a tendency…
verticldevJune 19, 2019
You recently returned from protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline. Tell us about the time that you spent in Standing Rock. Warren, my baby brother, was there at my side most…
verticldevJune 19, 2019
KNRD’s fundamental challenge is to provide tribal members with an opportunity to engage in the same cultural practices as their ancestors. This is a formidable task for a host of…
verticldevJune 19, 2019
West Valley City School in Spokane recently hosted three members of the KTI Cultural Department. Sixty middle school students from the project-based learning center listened as Francis and Wilma Cullooyah…
verticldevJune 19, 2019
The Kalispel Tribal Indian Creek property, located about 12 miles southeast of the reservation, is the site of a new study proposed by Syringa Eccological Consulting, LLC., in conjuction with…
verticldevJune 19, 2019
Many Tribal Members are familiar with Chief Massaslaw and Massaslaw’s father Chief Victor. Chief Loyola, however, is much less talked about. Chief Loyola was one of the most influential chiefs…
verticldevJune 19, 2019