Rebirth Through Fire reflects on the 2025 Eaton Fire and the hope that emerges when Indigenous knowledge guides recovery. Together, we explore how Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), the Land Back movement, and community partnerships are restoring Huhuunga - Place of the Bears - in meaningful ways. Watch the recording here.

Presented by: The Tongva Taraxat Paxaavxa Conservancy (TTPC), in partnership with the UC Riverside California Center for Native Nations.

The California Center for the Native Nations (CCNN) is the bridge between the University of California and California’s Tribal Nations. CCNN is research center at the University of California, Riverside, that strives to and is committed to preserving the rich histories, cultures, languages and sovereignty of Tribal Nations. 

With a special focus on California Tribal Nations, CCNN is committed to working alongside American Indians to initiate, facilitate and execute research for, with, by, and about American Indians. CCNN connects Tribal Nations with UC expertise to execute the aforementioned. The relationship CCNN seeks to achieve with Tribal Nations is reciprocal, not only benefiting and enriching the Tribal Nations in which it connects with, but also enriching Native American and American Indian Studies within academia.

Supported by Fire Recovery Funders
California Community Foundation, Liberty Hill Foundation, The Schmidt Family Foundation, Skoll Foundation, Kataly Foundation, The Solutions Project, Rivers and Mountains Conservancy, and Wildlife Conservation Board.