Live Discussion: Moshup the Giant with Rachel Sayet
“In the 1920s, Rachel’s great-aunt Gladys Tantaquidgeon began recording Moshup stories among the Aquinnah of Martha’s Vineyard. Rachel demonstrated that while many different people have recorded Moshup stories, each from a unique perspective and for different purposes, these stories have always connected the Wampanoag people to the landscape, thereby reinforcing sovereignty for their Nation and ensuring their survival.”
Gladys Tantaquidgeon Talk
A Culture Keeper Conversation: The Life and Legacy of Gladys Tantaquidgeon with Rachel Sayet
Explore More: Traditional Native Foods
http://nowashe.org/events/explore-more-traditional-native-foods-with-rachel-beth-sayet/
Seed Saving and Indigenous Seed Sovereignty
Register for free here!
https://78270.blackbaudhosting.com/78270/Seed-saving-and-production-on-a-diversified-farm?fbclid=IwAR1c7dURmwMT5cL3BGMHSy2HFc9idhvCSL-UGvBJMN2peeqh46Nhrio7Uho
Devils and Giants in New England: The Appropriation of Native Sites by the English Colonists
Horace Beck Lecture that compliments a current exhibit.
April 12
Rachel will be speaking about Native American traditions surrounding maple, traditional stories and traditional mapling techniques.
Revitalizing Traditional Foodways in New England and Beyond
Join anthropologist and Native American educator Rachel Sayet, of the Mohegan Tribe, for a discussion about revitalizing traditional foodways in New England. This event is FREE and open to the public. Lunch will be served.
Yale Food Systems Symposium 2019
This is a two day event. Rachel will be speaking on Feb 16th from 2:30pm - 3:10pm at the “Indigenous Food Sovereignty & Allyship: Establishing Effective Partnerships with Long-Term Success”, panel in Room 319.
To register for this event, please click here.
Food sovereignty in Native America
Rachel will be speaking at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Brunswick, Maine
Mohegan Food- Intertribal Food Sovereignty Summit
This talk will be in the Fleet learning room at the Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center in Mashantucket, Connecticut. Register by clicking here.
Telling Our Stories: Regional Seedkeeping and Foodways
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/telling-our-stories-regional-seedkeeping-and-foodways-tickets-46234144571
Wusqikamuq: Indigenous Knowledge Production and Preservation in the Mohegan Tribal Library
Beyond books: Indigenous librarianship as resurgence Panel
Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA) Tenth Annual Meeting
Reclaiming Traditional Thanksgivings At Mohegan And Beyond, 4th Annual Five College Native American And Indigenous Studies Symposium
Featuring:
Thursday, April 5, 7PM
Film screening of "When Two Worlds Collide"
Stirn Auditorium, Amherst College
Friday, April 6, 9AM-5PM
Symposium
Center for Humanistic Inquiry, Frost Library, Amherst College
Friday, April 6, 7PM
Performances
The Octagon, Amherst College
