Stories carryus forward.

Our Story Warriors is an Indigenous-led initiative founded by the Tahltan Nation, helping young people listen, remember, write, record, and carry stories forward with care.

Our purpose

Rooted in Tahltan knowledge and care.

Story Warriors is the home of Tahltan Knowledge Keepers Publishing. We are dedicated to preserving and revitalizing Tahltan language and culture, while creating meaningful opportunities for Elders and youth to connect through stories, learning, and community programs.

We believe every generation has knowledge to share. Stories strengthen identity, language, relationships, and belonging. They help us remember where we come from and support the next generation in carrying knowledge forward.

Language and cultureSupporting the preservation and revitalization of Tahltan language, culture, memories, and ways of knowing.

Elders and youthCreating respectful opportunities for young people to learn from Elders, family members, mentors, and community knowledge keepers.

Stories for the futureGiving youth accessible ways to listen, write, record, and care for the stories that matter to their families and communities.

The Story Warrior definition

What it means to be a warrior.

A true warrior is not shaped by the body they are born into, nor proven by raising a weapon.

They are known by the courage they carry, the mercy they choose, and the storms they endure without surrendering their soul; sometimes their greatest fight is to remain gentle in a world that demands battle.

A warrior cares for Elders, protects those who need help, and looks after children, because children carry the future.

A warrior fights forgetting with stories — with listening, writing, drawing, and speaking with respect and care.

I am a warrior when I listen with respect, write with care, protect the stories that matter, and carry my voice, my memories, my language, my land, and my people forward.
The Story Warrior definition, quoted in full from the Story Warriors home page

Our programs

Beyond the classroom.

Our MentorsLearn from creators.Indigenous authors, musicians, and artists share their craft. Program lead David A. Robertson; 15-minute video lessons and a monthly Zoom, second Thursday, 1:00 p.m. Eastern. Gathering 2027February 5–6, Richmond, BCA Student Day and an Educator Conference Day, with David A. Robertson and 12 Indigenous presenters. Organized through Tahltan Knowledge Keepers Publishing House. Youth and Elder volunteers“Thank you to our Elders. You are our teachers. Our stories. Our strength.”From the Story Warriors in the community page. Learn together. Help together. Grow together.

Contact

Connect with us.

Tahltan Knowledge Keepers PublishingPO Box 46
Telegraph Creek, British Columbia
V0J 2W0
Tel: 250-235-3151
Email: ourtahltanknowledgekeepers@gmail.com