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Anishinaabe hand drum, shakers and music-making class strengthens Indigenous knowledge in early education

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DETROIT LAKES — A dewe’igan, the Ojibwe word for drum, is a significant part of cultural identity, serving as both a heartbeat and a source of connection, healing and community. This teaching, shared by White Earth Tribal and Community College cultural advisor Naabekwa Liberty on Saturday, March 29, at the Lincoln Education Center, was part of a class where about 10 participants learned to make an Anishinaabe hand drum, shakers and music —so the…

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Anishinaabe hand drum, shakers and music-making class strengthens Indigenous knowledge in early education

DETROIT LAKES — A dewe’igan, the Ojibwe word for drum, is a significant part of cultural identity, serving as both a heartbeat and a source of connection, healing and community. This teaching, shared by White Earth Tribal and Community College cultural advisor Naabekwa Liberty on Saturday, March 29, at the Lincoln Education Center, was part of a class where about 10 participants learned to make an Anishinaabe hand drum, shakers and music —so the…

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ESD Native American Education Program celebrates culture and connection with community dinner - Lynnwood Today

Photos courtesy Edmonds School District The Edmonds School District’s Native American Education Program hosted its Community Dinner: Natoncks Metsu (Feeding Our Cousins) March 30, with more than 70 students and parents attending. The evening was a vibrant celebration of culture, community, and connection, according to an article in the Edmonds School District Family News: A key highlight of the evening was the display of 40 handcrafted drums, a…

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