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Saturday, October 24 • 1:30pm - 2:50pm
Indigenous Ways and How Connecting Place and Past Gives Strength

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In today's society, it's not unusual to move from one city to another. Growing up and living a life in one's place of birth happens less frequently. In this time of mobility and movement, are we missing out on a sense of belonging? What are some of the benefits that come with having a permanent place to identify as a home or source of strength? In this session we will discuss some Indigenous perspectives on journeys, place and how the past can give us strength in the present. Presented by Robert Chanate of Woodbine Ecology Center.
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Robert Chanate

Woodbine Ecology Center
Robert Chanate is the Indigenous Program Coordinator for Woodbine. He also works works as a non violent direct action trainer for the Indigenous Peoples Power Project and volunteers for other Native American community groups and organizations.

Saturday October 24, 2015 1:30pm - 2:50pm
Humanities 135 1610 Pleasant St, Boulder, CO 80309
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