Projects

As part of a series of knowledge-sharing events celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day, tribal members, families, and community members gathered in Presidio, Texas, for a deeply meaningful workshop dedicated to weaving petates, or burial mats, for ancestors who had been returned from various university and museum collections.

Four-day pottery workshop led by Christina Hernandez (Lipan Apache), Founder and Director of People of La Junta for Preservation

Darcie Little Badger, Lipan Apache visits Presidio ISD

The Lost History of Cibolo Rock

Descendants of those interred at the cemetery in partnership with Big Bend Conservation Alliance and the Lipan Apache Tribe of Texas and—have just completed a project to protect and preserve the cemetery.

People of La Junta for Preservation along with Big Bend Conservation Alliance engage 6th grade students within PISD.

Throughout the last month, students 10th grade world history classes and 6th grade history classes helped make ribbon invitations for the upcoming blessing ceremony and celebration at Cementerio del Barrio de los Lipanes

Presidio’s Indigenous history and the Lipan Apache culture taught at local schools.

TTBP donates bison meat to Indigenous People of La Junta.

Facilitated by the People of La Junta for Preservation- Big Bend Conservation Alliance, in partnership with the Texas Tribal Buffalo Project, is creating a garden behind the Presidio Activity Center.