The One Earring Project is an exhibition designed to bring awareness to MMIP in representation to those who were stolen or never returned home.

Our hearts are full after such a wonderful SAPTA Family Wellness Night in San Pasqual.

Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians and Indian Health Council, Inc. have partnered with Strong Hearted Native Women’s Coalition to host a Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) Flag Raising Ceremony at the Indian Health Clinic.

Join us for an art therapy workshop based on the ancient Japanese practice of Kintsugi, repairing broken pottery with gold, and the philosophy of Wabi-sabi teaching us to embrace the imperfect nature of life.

Open to individuals seeking recovery support and healthy coping strategies.

Learn to be confident with your smartphone with the help from Cyber-Seniors.

The Indigenous Stories Film Festival & Art Walk is BACK and bigger than ever!

CRAFTERNOON in Mesa Grande

Join us for the first of our 2026 Recovery Life Skills Classes! Learn practical tools that support recovery and overall well-being.

Join us every Monday, 9am–12pm, from February 2 to May 4 at the Rincon Multi‑Purpose Room!