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A 1755 proclamation offered bounties for Penobscot scalps in New England

The Wabanaki people hope their history and culture find more of a presence in the state's classrooms, as a 2001 law intended.

United statesNew hampshireUnited kingdomRowe elementary schoolMassachusetts bayNeptune adamsSpencer phipsTim shayJohn lovewellAdam mazoThomas westbrookNadine bravoMaulian danaDepartment of educationUniversity of southern mainePortland school district wabanaki studies team

Mainers confront the genocide of the Wabanaki people

The Wabanaki people hope their history and culture are shared in Maine classrooms, as a 2001 law required.

United statesNew hampshireUnited kingdomRowe elementary schoolMassachusetts bayBarbara walshNeptune adamsTim shaySpencer phipsJohn lovewellAdam mazoThomas westbrookNadine bravoMaulian danaKaden adamsDepartment of education

Boston Public Library Celebrates Native American Heritage Month with Native Lives, Native Stories Booklist & Special Events

The Boston Public Library honors National Native American Heritage Month by releasing the “Native Lives, Native Stories” booklist. National…

United statesCommonwealth of massachusettsBoston public libraryDavid leonardLouise erdrichStephen graham jonesMargaret verbleCynthia leitich smithJoseph bruchacChinatown branchConnolly branchBend branchRoslindale branchCentral libraryNational native american heritage monthNative american heritage month

5 things to do this weekend, including a Life Magazine exhibit and an Indigenous Peoples Day film screening

Plus, a new exhibition at the Boston Center for the Arts and the Cambridge Science Festival.

United statesBoston universityUnited kingdomFranklin parkMargaret bourke whiteGordon parksAlexandra bellJulia wachtelAlfredo jaarHenri cartier bressonMuseum of fine artPeabody essex museumBoston centerBoston university marsh chapelIndigenous peoples dayNew england

Woods Hole Film Festival Starts Saturday

The Woods Hole Film Festival will take place July 30 through August 6, with 45 feature-length and 72 short films—nearly half directed by women and from both first-time and veteran

New yorkUnited statesCape codBig bendHarvard universitySouth carolinaUnited kingdomWoods holeMetropolitan museum of artSarah schwabCatherine walkerHolly morrisBen pendler cudlipJessica capshawBen harperJennifer siebel newsom

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