Fish War Documentary Screening

Join us for a free community screening of the documentary Fish War and learn about the decades-long struggle for Tribal fishing rights in the Pacific Northwest. 

Fish War explores the powerful history of Indigenous tribes in Washington State who fought to exercise their treaty-protected right to fish. Through the stories of Tribal fishers and activists, the film examines the conflict, resistance, and landmark legal decisions that reshaped fisheries management in Washington and continue to influence our region today. 

Whether you’re connected to the fishing industry, interested in local history, or simply want to better understand the people and events that have shaped our region’s relationship with salmon and the Salish Sea, this screening offers an opportunity to learn about an important chapter of Pacific Northwest history and deepen your understanding of Indigenous food sovereignty and treaty rights. RSVP at the link or show up! We hope to see you there.