Decolonizing the History that is Taught in Schools Across the Abenaki Homeland
Originally published by Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum on Jan 23, 2020. View original here. It was also published on the […]
Continue ReadingDecolonizing the History that is Taught in Schools Across the Abenaki Homeland
Originally published by Mount Kearsarge Indian Museum on Jan 23, 2020. Vera Longtoe Sheehan, Director, Vermont Abenaki Artists Association, and […]
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Acknowledging A Complicated History and Identity
Read Time: 6 minutes This article is from the traveling exhibition “Deep Roots, Strong Branches”, Vermont Abenaki Artists Association, curated […]
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Environmental Changes in N’dakinna
461 words, 3 minutes read time. The following article provides additional interpretation for the special exhibition “Deep Roots, Strong Branches.” […]
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Geographic Features Across N’Dakinna
360 words, 2 minutes read time. Photo detail above from New England Land Forms poster, Abenaki Arts & Education Center.Download […]
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Deep Roots, Strong Branches
The Deep Roots, Strong Branches exhibitions xplores Abenaki continuity of culture over deep time.
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Babaskwahomwôgan: The Spirit Game
Lacrosse, Little Brother of War, or The Spirit Game…No matter what you call it, the game requires the players to […]
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