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Press Release, Tribal Government Operations
Tribal Leaders in Place Following the 2024 Elections at San Manuel
Three elected leaders took the oath of office to be seated on the Yuhaaviatam Tribal Council of San Manuel: Chairwoman Lynn “Nay” Valbuena, Treasurer Latisha Prieto and Second Governing Council Member Laurena Bolden.
May 15, 2024
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Culture, Environment
Yucca Harvest KCAL
The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians continues the ceremonial harvest of the chaparral yucca plant, a tradition passed down through generations.
May 13, 2024
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Culture, Press Release
Standing for Justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous People
San Manuel Band of Mission Indians hosts 2nd annual 5K to raise awareness of a violent epidemic plaguing Native American communities.
April 30, 2024
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Community
Hamiinat Magazine
The Yuhaaviatam Clan has long used storytelling to honor the strength, perseverance, and resiliency of its people. Hamiinat, the magazine of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, is filled with compelling stories about the Tribe’s history, legacy, culture, and future
April 30, 2024
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Community, Press Release
Honorable Yvette Ayala Henderson Named Chief Judge for San Manuel Band of Mission Indians
Judge Henderson brings close to 20 years of jurisprudence to this role.
March 15, 2024
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The Latest

San Manuel Band of Mission Indians Donates $12.6 Million to 228 Deserving Causes

Tribe Unveils 2024 Grant Cycle Awards

September 16, 2024Philanthropy, Press Release
San Manuel Band of Mission Indians & Cerebral Palsy Alliance Research Foundation Partner to Improve Access to Assistive Technology for Native Americans with Disabilities

The partnership seeks to develop actionable solutions to address health disparities and improve health equity for Native Americans with disabilities.

September 03, 2024Philanthropy, Press Release
Tribe Brings 150 Partners Together for the Benefit of Eight Deserving Nonprofit Organizations

25th Anniversary San Manuel Golf Tournament raised nearly $500,000 for charity

July 29, 2024Press Release
Baby Goats Help San Manuel Band of Mission Indians Control Wildfire Fuel Removal

The goats are a natural way of ensuring the safety of the reservation and the greater community from wildfire, and an environmentally friendly extension of the Tribe’s culture of lands stewardship practiced by the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians.

July 23, 2024Fire Safety
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