Honor the culture, heritage, and legacy of the First Peoples of Los Angeles County. Help them thrive today and continue to share their invaluable culture with future generations.
“AcknowledgeRent” is a tangible way for the residents of northern Los Angeles County to make meaningful land acknowledgements through contributions to the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians. Through AcknowledgeRent, people who reside or work on our homelands can help undo the harm caused by the theft of a land base that causes ongoing ramifications for this community.
All funds go directly to the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians and help fund the Tribal Administration operations, education, language revitalization, culture, wellness programming, and federal recognition.
Put Action Behind Your Land Acknowledgement Through A Contribution To AcknowlegeRent.
Consider monthly contributions as a form of “rent” to the First People of Los Angeles. Every contribution helps.
Fernandeño
Land in 1796:
1,517,440 Acres
Fernandeño Owned
Land Grants in 1843:
18,000 Acres
Fernandeño Tataviam
Owned Land in 1900 – Today: