Research. Education. History.
A Educational Resource for Treaty Rights, Tribal History and Civic Education
Honor the Treaty of 1864 is an educational nonprofit dedicated to developing educational resources that help tribal citizens, students, educators, and the public better understand the Treaty of 1864, tribal sovereignty, constitutional governance, and the history of the Klamath, Modoc, and Yahooskin Paiute peoples. Our focus is on preserving knowledge and making it accessible .
About Honor the Treaty of 1864
Founded in 2014, Honor the Treaty of 1864 is an independent educational nonprofit dedicated to developing resources on treaty rights, tribal history, civic education, and constitutional governance. Through research, publications, and community learning, the organization works to preserve knowledge and promote a deeper understanding of the history and rights of the Klamath, Modoc, and Yahooskin peoples.
Treaty Rights History
Civic Education
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