Fighting for the Puyallup Tribe : A Memoir Numbers It is equally important to

It is equally important to hear the stories of those who lived through the challenges

The year was 1982

and Yellow Cedar

and the RSC – to move meaningfully toward reconciliation

how water should be valued and whether or not rivers can be managed for non-human values such as fisheries

Fighting for the Puyallup Tribe : A Memoir Numbers It is equally important toRamona Bennett Bill is a longtime Puyallup leader. Her many awards include an honorary doctorate of public affairs from the University of Puget Sound. A relentless advocate for Native rights, Ramona Bennett Bill has been involved in the battles waged by the Puyallup and other Northwest tribes around fishing rights, land rights, health, and education for over six decades. This invaluable firsthand account includes stories of the takeover of Fort Lawton