Dossiers
External dossiers are kept separate from local Reports. They preserve method cases and development records that may support future scholarship or tool refinement.
New: work overview pages. The major PDFs now have landing pages that state purpose, status, limits, and related work before the download.
Library gathers the site’s essays, reports, dossiers, civic policy frameworks, and major PDFs in one place. It is a reading shelf, not a claim that every document has the same status.
Plainly: use this page when you know you are looking for a paper, report, briefing, or framework rather than the weekly Check-In.
External dossiers are kept separate from local Reports. They preserve method cases and development records that may support future scholarship or tool refinement.
A repair framework for asking whether return has become livable: whether Native peoples have usable, self-governed, and durable pathways to repair continuity on their own terms.
A community briefing on Forest Service tree-removal and thinning, Sáttítla Highlands National Monument, sacred landscape protections, and open questions.
A fuller briefing on the old Crystal Geyser site, data-center questions, cooling design, water and power demand, and public review.
A public-return tax framework built around work-wealth parity, real economic power, protected continuity, correction, and public responsibility.
Scope note: this belongs to the Library as an external dossier, not to the local Reports desk for Pit River and surrounding-community conditions.
A Gaza original-root dossier preserving a case study, method-development layer, review materials, and source dossier for condition-control analysis.
A Northern California briefing on Native cultural and religious access to ancestral lands, the gap between legal recognition and implementation, and what to build.
A Northern California briefing on the MMIP crisis, local Pit River context, Feather Alert rules, and practical safety tools.
A plain-language explainer about California's Public Law 280 jurisdiction structure and why cross-deputization, funding, and data matter.
A public report on California tribal bills with a reminder to re-check live bill status before reposting.
A rural climate and elder-safety briefing about heat, distance, old houses, long roads, and practical check-in webs.
Public-use field sheets for event logs, contact/notice logs, discovery protocol, elder check-ins, meeting agendas, and sign-ins.
A meditation on lateral violence, Indigenous diaspora, relation, and repair.
A framework for sovereignty as durable, people-rooted authority rather than a legal label or grant-management posture.