Door County Talks: Waqnahwew Benjamin Grignon & Pitaepanuhkiw Lucy Grignon of the Menominee Nation
When
Occurs on
Saturday March 5 2022
Approximate running time: 2 hours
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Door County Talks: Ancient Roots: Connecting Our Shared Histories
With Waqnahwew Benjamin Grignon & Pitaepanuhkiw Lucy Grignon of the Menominee Nation
Presented by DCA in partnership with University of Wisconsin – Green Bay and The Door County Civility Project
Free Event; Donations Encouraged
REGISTRATION REQUIRED - You may also register by calling DCA at 920-868-2728
***PLEASE REVIEW OUR COMPLETE COVID-19 POLICY BEFORE REGISTRATION***
As homesteaders, Pitaepanuhkiw and Waqnahwew Grignon have been reconnecting to their cultural inheritance through the land, plants, and wildlife on their ancestral homelands. They recognize that their connections to their Indigenous roots come in many forms, from their language journey to the stories of their people. They will share some of their journey and invite cultural exchange with the Door Community.
With Waqnahwew Benjamin Grignon & Pitaepanuhkiw Lucy Grignon of the Menominee Nation
Presented by DCA in partnership with University of Wisconsin – Green Bay and The Door County Civility Project
Free Event; Donations Encouraged
REGISTRATION REQUIRED - You may also register by calling DCA at 920-868-2728
***PLEASE REVIEW OUR COMPLETE COVID-19 POLICY BEFORE REGISTRATION***
As homesteaders, Pitaepanuhkiw and Waqnahwew Grignon have been reconnecting to their cultural inheritance through the land, plants, and wildlife on their ancestral homelands. They recognize that their connections to their Indigenous roots come in many forms, from their language journey to the stories of their people. They will share some of their journey and invite cultural exchange with the Door Community.