Tadamon means “solidarity” in Arabic, and Coast Salish refers to the traditional Indigenous territories and unceded lands upon which the collective resides and works. The name Tadamon Coast Salish was chosen in recognition of the interconnectedness of struggles against settler colonialism, specifically on Turtle Island and Palestine, and the importance of the deep-rooted relationship to land that is mirrored in both the struggles of the Indigenous peoples of these stolen lands and the stolen lands of Palestine.