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Indigenous educator Patsy Day shares Haudenosaunee teachings through art and story

Summary by StratfordToday.ca
Day told participants that passing on stories is both responsibility and healing, describing art as a bridge that can help people better understand Indigenous culture — and recognize how much history was left out of classrooms

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Indigenous educator Patsy Day shares Haudenosaunee teachings through art and story

Day told participants that passing on stories is both responsibility and healing, describing art as a bridge that can help people better understand Indigenous culture — and recognize how much history was left out of classrooms

·Stratford, Canada
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StratfordToday.ca broke the news in Stratford, Canada on Monday, March 23, 2026.
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