Guide · Pit River diaspora

Living Away, Staying Connected

Public ways for Relatives living away to follow community information and stay connected.

Every page is an entrance. This page shows a route; it does not force a reading order.

Distance should not require disconnection. This page gathers public ways to connect without claiming to speak for the Tribe or any band.

Weekly connection
Events and deadlinesSee the latest public opportunities, services, travel notes, and civic dates.
Follow continuity
Weekly archiveSee what has been announced and how community activity changes over time.
Place and responsibility
Medicine Lake / SáttítlaEnter the public briefing on place, stewardship, water, and current decisions.
Return as living capacity
Living RepatriationRead why return requires tools, authority, records, and protected conditions—not only physical transfer.

A boundary that matters

Public connection is not the same as cultural authorization. A website can help relatives find public notices, language opportunities, meetings, services, and written work. It cannot authorize access to protected knowledge, define another person’s belonging, or replace relationships carried by families, bands, elders, and legitimate community institutions.

About Christopher and the projectHow public boundaries are applied