Clay Josephy will return to update us on COVID 19 and speak on the vaccine. Clay is of course the grandson of Alvin and Betty Josephy, and an ER doc in Lake Tahoe. He is also in the middle of a medical fellowship in San Francisco--maybe he can tell us about that. But Clay's topic […]
This brown bag will be Chad Dotson of The Nature Conservancy explaining their tag donation program--of which The Josephy Center is a current beneficiary!
The Key to Our Future Capital Campaign by the Josephy Center, presented by Kellee Sheehy, Development Director.
Yes, Fido or pussy cat or the parrot are welcome to join you as we listen to Eva Oveson and Kate Forster from the Center for Wellness lead the discussion. "Rescue animals" are being picked up from shelters and pets purchased at commercial spots in record numbers in these, our "pandemic times." So bring your […]
We'll be reading “Breaking Chains, Slavery on Trial in the Oregon Territory”, and the author R. Gregory Nokes will be joining us for a discussion.
Join Rich Wandschneider in this class on The Nez Perce Story. Discuss cultural impacts, wars, treaties and much more. This class will take place via zoom.
Join our Spring book group discussion on The Yellow House. The link is provided on the event page.
Featuring Nils Christofferson, in honor of our Fire Stories exhibit at Josephy.
The exhibit explores the Nez Perce Treaties of 1855 and 1863, and a “Proposed Reservation for the Roaming Nez Perce Indians in the Wallowa Valley in Oregon,” promulgated and then rescinded by President U.S. Grant executive orders.
We'll have some smoked salmon and other goodies for you, and David Liberty, our writer in residence, will tell you why he thinks the Treaty of 1863 should be "annulled."
Join Chief Nursing Officer Jenni Word and new Physicians Assistant Paul Soli as they focus on the question, "The Wallowa Memorial Hospital and Medical Center: How Does It Work?"
Nez Perce artists Kellen Trenal and Phil Cash Cash, writer Beth Piatote, and other Nez Perce writers and speakers will be here to read and reflect on their own work as it relates to maps, words, and images of the current exhibit:, "Nez Perce Treaties and Reservations, 1855-Present."
We're helping a sister non-profit, Wallowa Resources, celebrate their "Hawk" program, which exposes high school interns to the world of Natural Resources.
Informal discussion about the Indians who once lived in the Wallowa. Every Thursday June 17-August 26.
Dr. Geoff Maly from Winding Waters Clinic will provide an update on the Covid and general health care situation in the county.
We will be joined for a Brown Bag next week by Brooke Pace, who is the Director of Communications at Wallowa Memorial Hospital.
Murder at the Mission. A Frontier Killing, Its Legacy of Lies, and the Taking of the American West, is our next book, and the author will join us for a zoom book group discussion.
Featuring Olan Fulfer, who worked in Tanzania this past summer. Olan is a teacher & coach at the Joseph Charter School. Join the zoom link below!
A special book group discussion for Black History Month. The visionary author’s masterpiece pulls us—along with her Black female hero—through time to face the horrors of slavery and explore the impacts of racism, sexism, and white supremacy then and now.
Zoom discussion for International Women's Month book group, with a wonderful book of optimism and hope by Jane Goodall.
Join us Sunday, April 10, 2022 at 3pm for a reception at The Josephy Center to celebrate much of “Beautiful Games,” with updates from regional reservations and current contests that bring “Native Sport” and athletes to Eastern Oregon and the Wallowa's today.