Events, Workshops, & Programs

Events, Workshops,
& Programs

Our strength arises from community.

When we come together with people who share our vision of creating opportunities for Native people in nuclear energy, we move forward.

Upcoming Native Nuclear Events

Native Nuclear Summer Camp 2025
Summer 2025
Students Only
Student Program
Annual summer camp that brings students to San Luis Obispo to tour the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant and learn about the yak titʸu titʸu yak tiłhini Northern Chumash's relationship with nuclear power.
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AISES National Conference for Indigenous STEM Professionals
Fri, October 3rd
Free to Enter
Students Only
Natives Only
Native students: Find our booth at the 2025 AISES National Conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota on October 3.
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Collaborative Siting Community Workshop in Las Vegas, Nevada
Sat, July 26
More Information Coming Soon
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Collaborative Siting Community Workshop in Blanding, Utah
Sat, August 23rd
More Information Coming Soon
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Native Nuclear Summer Camp 2025
Summer 2025
Students Only
Student Program
Annual summer camp that brings students to San Luis Obispo to tour the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant and learn about the yak titʸu titʸu yak tiłhini Northern Chumash's relationship with nuclear power.
. . .
AISES National Conference for Indigenous STEM Professionals
Fri, October 3rd
Free to Enter
Students Only
Natives Only
Native students: Find our booth at the 2025 AISES National Conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota on October 3.
. . .
Collaborative Siting Community Workshop in Las Vegas, Nevada
Sat, July 26
More Information Coming Soon
. . .
Collaborative Siting Community Workshop in Blanding, Utah
Sat, August 23rd
More Information Coming Soon
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Want to collaborate or schedule an event with us?

Contact our team and we can get started making a difference.

Schedule an Event

Upcoming Industry Events

Native American Mining & Energy Sovereignty symposium (NAMES)
Tue - Wed, May 20th - 21st
The NAMES symposium brings together tribal leaders, federal and state government, industry, and academia to discuss and share thoughts on how to support decision making and energy and mining development and finance in Indian country. This approach will be founded on tribal sovereignty as its core principle.
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Native American Mining & Energy Sovereignty symposium (NAMES)
Tue - Wed, May 20th - 21st
The NAMES symposium brings together tribal leaders, federal and state government, industry, and academia to discuss and share thoughts on how to support decision making and energy and mining development and finance in Indian country. This approach will be founded on tribal sovereignty as its core principle.
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Past Events

Collaborative Siting Community Workshop - Oklahoma City
Alongside our consortia partners, North Carolina State University and Mothers for Nuclear, Native Nuclear traveled to Oklahoma City to discuss the collaborative siting of Consolidated Interim Storage of used nuclear fuel. Scott Lathrop (CEO) and Ryan Pickering (Vice President) offered their expertise in a space where local community members shared their honest questions, insights, and concerns about the future of nuclear energy.
First Americans Museum-Oklahoma City
Our team spent the afternoon at the First Americans Museum (FAM) to connect with Oklahoma tribal representatives. We’re committed to creating spaces where conversations about clean energy are accessible, inclusive, and grounded in respect.
SF Climate Week: California Nuclear: Past, Present, Future
Native Nuclear’s CEO, Scott Lathrop, spoke at California Nuclear: Past, Present, Future—a panel exploring where we've been and where we're going when it comes to nuclear energy in California. As a member of the yak titʸu titʸu yak tiłhini Northern Chumash Tribe and a leader in nuclear energy advocacy, Scott brings a Native perspective to one of the most urgent conversations of our time.
Video Link
Cal Poly NiCE Club
Scott is always willing to speak to interested minds from younger generations about the future of nuclear energy in California and beyond. Please reach out to admin@nativenuclear.org to schedule a presentation.
Berkeley NiCE Club
Scott visited the Berkeley NiCE Club to discussed his background as a ytt Northern Chumash tribal member and how it intersects with this advocacy for nuclear energy. Reach out to our team to schedule a talk with Native Nuclear CEO, Scott Lathrop.
Collaborative Siting Consortium: Quarterly Meeting in Washington, DC
Native Nuclear works with the DOE’s Collaborative Siting Consortia for Consolidated Interim Storage, leading tribal outreach efforts. Our goal is to create an inclusive, transparent process where tribal nations have a say in decisions affecting their lands and communities. Native Nuclear fosters dialogue, trust, and collaboration, ensuring responsible nuclear fuel management.

Collaborative Siting Community Workshop - Oklahoma City
Alongside our consortia partners, North Carolina State University and Mothers for Nuclear, Native Nuclear traveled to Oklahoma City to discuss the collaborative siting of Consolidated Interim Storage of used nuclear fuel. Scott Lathrop (CEO) and Ryan Pickering (Vice President) offered their expertise in a space where local community members shared their honest questions, insights, and concerns about the future of nuclear energy.
First Americans Museum-Oklahoma City
Our team spent the afternoon at the First Americans Museum (FAM) to connect with Oklahoma tribal representatives. We’re committed to creating spaces where conversations about clean energy are accessible, inclusive, and grounded in respect.
SF Climate Week: California Nuclear: Past, Present, Future
Native Nuclear’s CEO, Scott Lathrop, spoke at California Nuclear: Past, Present, Future—a panel exploring where we've been and where we're going when it comes to nuclear energy in California. As a member of the yak titʸu titʸu yak tiłhini Northern Chumash Tribe and a leader in nuclear energy advocacy, Scott brings a Native perspective to one of the most urgent conversations of our time.
Video Link
Cal Poly NiCE Club
Scott is always willing to speak to interested minds from younger generations about the future of nuclear energy in California and beyond. Please reach out to admin@nativenuclear.org to schedule a presentation.
Berkeley NiCE Club
Scott visited the Berkeley NiCE Club to discussed his background as a ytt Northern Chumash tribal member and how it intersects with this advocacy for nuclear energy. Reach out to our team to schedule a talk with Native Nuclear CEO, Scott Lathrop.
Collaborative Siting Consortium: Quarterly Meeting in Washington, DC
Native Nuclear works with the DOE’s Collaborative Siting Consortia for Consolidated Interim Storage, leading tribal outreach efforts. Our goal is to create an inclusive, transparent process where tribal nations have a say in decisions affecting their lands and communities. Native Nuclear fosters dialogue, trust, and collaboration, ensuring responsible nuclear fuel management.