Coyote
Permanently displayed in the Gonzaga Family Haven Reflection Room
indigenous artist
I create as a way of honoring where I come from while speaking to where we are now, by bridging ancestral knowledge and modern experience.
Language Wall
Interior mural at Gonzaga Family Haven. Using a mobile phone, visitors can scan the animals and hear the Salish word for each animal.
Visitors
Students from the Salish School of Spokane
Echoes - ntytyix
Echoes - etwa
Salmon Tales 2025
Annual fundraising event for the Salish School of Spokane
Salmon Tales 2024
Annual fundraising event for the Salish School of Spokane
Salmon Tales 2023
Annual fundraising event for the Salish School of Spokane
Salmon Tales 2022
Annual fundraising event for the Salish School of Spokane
Salmon Tales 2021
Annual fundraising event for the Salish School of Spokane
Salmon Tales 2019
Annual fundraising event for the Salish School of Spokane
Salmon Tales 2018
Annual fundraising event for the Salish School of Spokane
Salmon Tales 2017
Annual fundraising event for the Salish School of Spokane
Coyote Speaks 2014
Annual fundraising event for the Salish School of Spokane
Coyote Speaks 2013
Annual fundraising event for the Salish School of Spokane
My name is sčʕačʕaypx skekʕakaʔ, and I am member of the Schitsu-umsh (Coeur d'Alene Tribe)
I am the President of the Board of Directors at the Salish School of Spokane where my wife teaches and our children attend school.