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Cultural Values as a Means of Cultural Preservation
“The center of the Abenaki experience is not ourselves, it is each other…” For the Abenaki, the Seven Generations are ...
Decolonizing 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 ...
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 ...
Abenaki Home and Structures: Teacher Overview
Teacher Overview: This poster shows different types of homes that Abenaki have used over time. Illustrations include a temporary lean-to ...
New England Landforms Poster: Teacher Overview
View and Download Poster Below This beautifully illustrated poster contains water color images highlighting various New England Landforms types such ...
Abenaki Cultural Practices, Lifeways, and Natural Resources Card Game
ADAPTABLE FOR ALL AGES Looking for a fun way to teach your children or students about natural resources and Abenaki ...
Abenaki History Timeline: Teacher Overview
Grades 3–12 | Social Studies, History, Science Downloadable poster available at the bottom of the page This visual timeline, created ...
Registration Open: Presenting Abenaki Culture in the Classroom
The Abenaki people have called the land we now know as Vermont and New Hampshire home for over 13,000 years ...
Presenting Abenaki Culture in the Classroom
Immerse yourself in the richness of Abenaki culture and its continuity through music, history, archaeology, weaving, social justice matters, heirloom ...
