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Celebrating Women’s History Month with Marie Watt!

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Repost from Trickster Cultural Center FB We celebrated Women’s History Month with Marie Watt, a member of the Seneca Nation of Indians. Watt is known for her work with textile arts and community collaboration. She became the 1st Native American student to receive a Masters of Fine Arts from the Yale School of Art.
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A message from President Rickey L. Armstrong, Sr.

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Greetings, I trust that this message finds you well. Gëgwidekneh (Spring) is a time of resilience and rebirth. The birds have returned to share their songs with us. The hibernating animals, trees, and plants are reawakening. Our temperatures have warmed, and the longer days are most welcomed. It is encouraging to hear all the ga’no’s […]
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Seneca Nation Elder Reflects on a 51-year Child Welfare Career

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February 2024 | By Nancy Marie Spears | imprintnews.org Seneca Nation member Terry Cross is widely known as the founding executive director of the National Indian Child Welfare Association, launched in the early 1980s, and continues to serve as a senior adviser to the organization assisting tribes with preventing child abuse and neglect. These days, […]