Storying Ecology and Food Sovereignty Class Guide: Lummi Indian Nation 

• Original Photograph of Chief Tsi'li'xw Bill James, Lummi Nation. Taken by former SVC student and reknowned photographer, Matika Wilbur. Located in Lewis Hall, first floor.

Try these two options for further research:

1. SVC OneSearch: To search for more items than what is included in this guide, enter search terms or keywords in to the OneSearch (library catalog) box below. 

2. SVC Research Databases: Another option is to search in individual SVC databases using the Research Database A-Z list. Enter search terms or keywords after selecting a database.

To access these articles, please log into the SVC Libraries databases using your mysvc email address and password.

• Boxberger, D. L. (1988). In and Out of the Labor Force: The Lummi Indians and the Development of the Commercial Salmon Fishery of North Puget Sound, 1880-1900. Ethnohistory, 35(2), 161. 
   
• Boxberger, D. L. (1988). The Lummi Indians and the Canadian/American Pacific Salmon Treaty. American Indian Quarterly, 12(4), 299–311. 
   
• Krohn, E. (2011). NWIC Traditional Foods and Medicine Programs. Tribal College Journal, 22(3), 29. (this one appears in several different databases)