At the University of California in Berkeley, culinary leaders Vincent Medina and Louis Trevino are working to build an Indigenous Ohlone presence on the campus. Medina, the president of the Ohlone Indian Tribe, and Trevino, First Gentleman of the Ohlone Indian Tribe, worked in partnership with UC Berkeley’s Lawrence Hall of Science to open ’ammatka Cafe, which means “the dining room” in Chochenyo, the Indigenous language of the East Bay. “The café is part of an initiative called ’ottoy—meaning ‘
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At the University of California in Berkeley, culinary leaders Vincent Medina and Louis Trevino are working to build an Indigenous Ohlone presence on the campus. Medina, the president of the Ohlone Indian Tribe, and Trevino, First Gentleman of the Ohlone Indian Tribe, worked in partnership with UC Berkeley’s Lawrence Hall of Science to open ’ammatka Cafe, which means “the dining room” in Chochenyo, the Indigenous language of the East Bay. “The café is part of an initiative called ’ottoy—meaning ‘
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