Online Facilitated Discussion: 7-8 pm, Thursday, May 21st
Join via Zoom: CLICK HERE
Join by phone: 646 876 9923 ID: 994 4540 5553
Discussion Facilitators:
Marcus Winchester: Director of the Pokagon Band Department of Language and Culture
Jennifer Kanine: Director of the Pokagon Band Department of Natural Resources
Grant Poole: Water Quality Specialist for Pokagon Band Department of Natural Resources
Film Description:
A Great Lakes documentary reveals how a Native American tribe, the Pokagon Band of the Potawatomi in SE Michigan, is adopting scientific methods to preserve and protect their traditional culture and the river on which it relies. While never removed from their ancestral lands, the Pokagon are seeing their way of life fractured by development. (30 min.)
Questions or to borrow past films, contact Joan Chadde: jchadde@mtu.edu
Cosponsored by:
Lake Superior Stewardship Initiative, Keweenaw Land Trust, Keweenaw Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, MTU Great Lakes Research Center, MTU Sustainable Futures Institute, and MTU Dept. of Social Sciences
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