Salmonberry was born from a need within Tribal communities for high-quality teaching tools for Indigenous health and food sovereignty, and a way to get those materials out to Tribal communities, schools, and the general public. We are a publishing and distribution hub that ensures a stable home for these important resources, and encourages the creation and sharing of more resources like them.
For more about us, see “Who is Salmonberry?” at the bottom of this page.
NOTE: The end of the fiscal year is fast approaching. If you anticipate needing to place an order before the end of your fiscal year, we encourage you to do it soon! We are happy to invoice upon receipt of order. If you need guaranteed delivery before June 30th, please place your order by May 15th.
We offer a volume discount to Tribal entities and educational organizations. Click here for bulk pricing.
If you are a Tribal entity and are ready to place an order, please fill out the order form here and we will get back to you. Please note that the order form reflects our current bulk discounts.
Salmonberry Products
If you are a Tribal entity and are ready to place an order, please fill out the order form here and we will get back to you. Please note that the order form reflects our current bulk discounts.
Who is Salmonberry?
Salmonberry is run by Annie Brulé, Chatwin Books co-founder, who has worked alongside Indigenous educators throughout the Salish Sea for more than a decade, as part of organizations and institutions including the Northwest Indian College (Lummi campus) and GRuB (Garden Raised Bounty) in Olympia, WA. Annie is a member of the Tend, Gather & Grow curriculum development team, and works ongoing with Indigenous artists, colleagues, and organizations.
We’d love to hear from you
We welcome new partnerships with Indigenous authors and those who are serving Tribal communities in health, wellness, and food sovereignty work. Please reach out if you are interested in working with us to print and distribute your work: info@chatwinbooks.com.
We also welcome interest from Indigenous folks who may wish to enter the publishing field—please reach out about internships, mentorships, and any other questions or curiosity. We would love to hear from you.