The Presidio of San Francisco is not just a remarkable landmark; it is our ancestral homeland, filled with historical, cultural, and spiritual significance for the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe. We invite you to join our fight to return this land to its rightful stewards through our #Landback initiative.
Why #Landback?
The #Landback movement strives to acknowledge and rectify historical injustices faced by Indigenous communities. It seeks to restore not only the land but also the inherent rights of Indigenous peoples to govern and steward their traditional territories. Our proposal to return the Presidio to the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe is an essential step in promoting self-determination, healing, and cultural revitalization.


Key Objectives of Our Proposal
Our Heritage at the Presidio
Before European contact, the Muwekma Ohlone people thrived in the San Francisco Bay area, including the lands of the Presidio. Our history is marked by moments of resilience against forced assimilation and violence after colonization. Despite these challenges, we have retained our cultural identity and connection to the land, as evidenced by recent genetic studies linking our core lineages to ancestral burial sites.

Join the Movement

Support Our Campaign: We need your voice to amplify our message! Through petitions, community engagement, and advocacy, you can help bring attention to our cause and the importance of land restoration.
Get Involved:
Your Support Matters
Together, we can foster a better future based on respect and recognition of Indigenous rights. By advocating for the return of the Presidio to the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe, you are standing up against historical injustices and supporting a movement dedicated to healing and cultural renewal.
Let’s make history together. Join us in our fight for #Landback!
For more information on our initiatives, please contact us at muwekma@muwekma.org for updates. Your support is crucial as we strive to reclaim our rightful place on this earth and lay the foundation for future generations. Thank you for standing with the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe!
