Every Harvest is an Act of Healing.

When our community comes together to grow, gather, and share food, we're restoring relationships with the land and with each other. Each year we host harvests, share plant medicine teachings, connect knowledge holders with community members, and encourage individual connection to place. Haa Tóoch Lichéesh is asking for your support to make this healing available across our community.

How to Support

Haa Tóoch Lichéesh Coalition is bringing community members together this summer to gather on the land, share food, and practice the kind of healing that happens when we're in relationship — with the earth and with each other. These community harvests are funded by donations from people who believe, like we do, that a just and reciprocal relationship with the land is possible. Donations will help provide transportation, honorarium to support traditional knowledge holders, and strengthen the weave of our community fabric.

❤️ Donate!

Your gift directly funds:

🌿 Community Harvests and Plant Workshops

🌿 Culturally Grounded Food Access and Healing

🌿 Connection between Elders, Youth, Families, and Community on Áak’w Ḵwáan Aaní

To designate your gift to community harvests and plant workshops, select our goal area 'Healing Through Culture Identity and Belonging'.

❤️ Gift knowledge, supplies, or support!

Our programming requires many busy hands, if you would like to donate the gift of your time, knowledge, or supplies to support our community harvests please contact info@htlcoalition.org. We are eager to collaborate with you!

❤️ Gift foods & medicines to our programs!

Do you have shelf stable traditional foods or medicines you would like to share with community? Email info@htlcoalition.org with a description of your donation!

❤️ Spend time in community with us!

Our community is better with you in it! Join us and our coalition partners at our events by checking htlcoalition.org/events and subscribing to our newsletter. This summer we're hosting Wednesday Harvests on May 13, June 10, July 8, and August 12

Who We Are

Haa Tóoch Lichéesh—”We believe it is possible”—is a grassroots coalition rooted in an Indigenized worldview, bridging belonging across identities and committed to the framework and practice of healing justice. Grounded in Lingít Aaní and guided by culture, we work across Juneau and Southeast Alaska to prevent violence, promote healing, and dismantle systems of racial, gender-based, ableist, and colonial oppression. Through trauma-informed, survivor-centered approaches, our programs, projects, and partnerships aim to create the conditions for healing and wellness from the inside out—nurturing sustainable, just, and interdependent communities. Every day, we recommit to collective care, accountability, and unity, recognizing both the challenge and the urgency of this work in the face of historical and ongoing harm.

Today, we are forging a new path that centers community voice, relational leadership, and the restoration of healthy systems. As a coalition, our strength lies in relationships. With over 30 partner organizations—from tribal governments and grassroots groups to schools, local businesses, and regional entities—we’re working together toward a shared vision: a Southeast Alaska free from violence. Our model centers collaboration, mutual accountability, and collective care—anchored in relationships and rooted in culture.

Haa Tóoch Lichéesh is rooted in the belief that healing justice and food sovereignty are connected through the common thread of a deep commitment to community care and healing. This spring we aid to capture the spring abundance and uplift these values to provide accessible and culturally grounded harvesting workshops.

Gunacheésh, Hawa'a, T'oyaxsut Nuusm, Quyana, Salamat for reading, and we hope that you'll join us on this journey of growth and evolution.

Harvesting Spring & Summer Abundance

Every harvest is an act of healing.

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