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SUMMARY:"Ways of Knowing" Indigenous Appalachia Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Ways of Knowing: Indigenous Connections to Landscape and Place in Central Appalachia\nSaturday\, November 9\nMyles Center\, Davis & Elkins College\, Elkins WV from 9:30 to 4:30\, followed by a reception closing the 2024 Creating Home exhibit at Appalachian Forest Discovery Center. \nThe Ways of Knowing symposium is the culmination of our year-long project exploring Indigenous Appalachia. The speakers at this one-day event will discuss various approaches to Indigenous knowledge. Discussions will cover archeological insights\, Native culture\, traditions\, language\, and folklore. Comparing traditional Indigenous knowledge to western versions of archaeology\, history\, ethics of land use\, and religion will open insights to modern social concerns of Indigenous communities. Admission is $30 and lunch is included in ticket price. Scholarships for free attendance are available for students\, AmeriCorps members\, Indigenous people\, or needs-based applicants. This event will be livestreamed and recorded. More details TBA!\nRegistration and Scholarship Application available at https://www.appalachianforestnha.org/news-archives/indigenous-symposium \nSpeakers include: \nDr. Joe Stahlman\, Tuscarora descendant\, Primary Indigenous Consultant for Creating Home exhibit \nGavin Hale\, Monongahela National Forest Tribal Liaison \nJoshua Garcia\, Wyandotte Nation Communications Associate \nKenneth Branham\, Chief Emeritus Monacan Nation \nFrancis Day\, President Future Generations University\, Eastern Band of Cherokee \nLeon Briggs\, Tonawanda Seneca Nation
URL:https://elkinsrandolphwv.com/event/ways-of-knowing-indigenous-appalachia-symposium/
LOCATION:Myles Center for the Arts\, 100 Campus Drive\, Elkins\, WV\, 26241\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art & Culture,Davis & Elkins College,Educational,History
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