by Bradley Clements GRASAC is doing exciting things in 2022! Projects that got underway in 2021 will continue to be developed, many with the aim of completion in the coming year. The GRASAC Knowledge Sharing System (GKS) is transitioning to an updated platform as the existing one is phased ...
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Help Improve the GKS
by Richard Laurin Bonjour, Hello, Tansi, Aniin, She:kon, In August 2021, Dr Cara Krmpotich wrote a post briefly outlining the current push to transform the GKS database into a more public-focused and inviting space to introduce the incredible knowledge and heritage items hosted on ...
“Indigenous Voices of Today: Knowledge, Trauma, Resilience” at the McCord Museum
by Jonathan Lainey Cradleboard, Kanien’kehá:ka, 1890-1910. M10992 © McCord Museum The McCord Museum in Montreal recently launched its new permanent exhibition title “Indigenous Voices of Today: Knowledge, Trauma, Resilience”. The hundreds of objects that are on display are combined with ...
University of Michigan Museum of Anthropological Archaeology Renews Commitment to GRASAC Network
Wiidankiindiwag display the UM Museum of Natural History (2021); exhibit originally displayed at the Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Lifeways and Culture (2019), co-curated by William Johnson, curator and interim director of the Ziibiwing Center, and Carla Sinopoli,emeritus UMMAA curator and director ...
New GRASAC Great Lakes Treaty Timeline
by Bradley Clements Concurrent with Treaty Recognition Week, GRASAC is launching a new learning resource: a Great Lakes Treaty Timeline! This timeline is intended for treaty education and research. It is not complete or authoritative, and it will be continuously grown. All GRASAC ...