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Activist, artist, educator to curate Community Conversations in Wausau - Vimarsana News

Activist, artist, educator to curate Community Conversations in Wausau

MADISON – The University of Wisconsin–Madison’s Division of the Arts will bring global interdisciplinary and community artist Laura Anderson Barbata to

Lac Du Flambeau students participate in traditional games inspired by their culture - Vimarsana News

Lac Du Flambeau students participate in traditional games inspired by their culture

LAC DU FLAMBEAU, Wis. (WJFW) - Many years ago, native tribes were hunting and gathering all over Wisconsin. Lac du Flambeau Public School hosted winter games inspired by their culture.

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ART OF WATER: Art Exhibit and Talks to Focus on Water and Its... - Vimarsana News

ART OF WATER: Art Exhibit and Talks to Focus on Water and Its...

Our need for water is the most basic thing that humans have in common, so preserving it is of massive importance. To celebrate water and discuss its preservation, the Waldemar Ager Association in conjunction with the L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library will be ...

Indigenous community members release birch bark boat into Lake Michigan - Vimarsana News

Indigenous community members release birch bark boat into Lake Michigan

Indigenous students and community members gathered at the beach outside the Northwestern Sailing Center on Friday morning to launch a hand-crafted birch bark canoe for its inaugural trip on Lake Michigan. Indigenous community members took the canoe for a roughly five minute long trip in Lake Michigan before returning it to the shore to be...

NAISA hosts second annual Pow Wow on Earth Day - Vimarsana News

NAISA hosts second annual Pow Wow on Earth Day

Content warning: This article contains mentions of death and anti-Indigenous violence.  When the Native American and Indigenous Student Alliance learned Earth Day was an option for its second annual traditional spring Pow Wow, SESP sophomore and Pow Wow Planning Committee co-Chair Alivia Britton, who is Odawa, said “Honoring the Land” became the obvious theme. “The...