Relations with the Land and the Sea: Wampanoag History and Activism Confronting Climate and Environmental Change

Event

Location

Rabb Hall, Central Library in Copley Square

Date

Mar 23, 2023

Time

6:00 EDT

Cost

Free

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About this event

As part of the 2023 American Society for Environmental History Conference, the Leventhal Map & Education Center at the Boston Public Library is pleased to sponsor a keynote on environmental history, climate change, and Native activism in the Greater Boston area.

Moderator:

J. Cedric Woods — UMass Boston Institute for New England Native American Studies, Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina

Speakers:

Melissa Ferretti — Chairwoman, Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe - “Listening to our Ancestors - Protecting Our Homelands”

Leslie Jonas — Mashpee Wampanoag, Co-founder, Native Land Conservancy, Inc. - “Climate Change from the Indigenous Perspective”

For 2023 ASEH Conference attendees, please register on the ASEH website.

For members of the public, please register here on Eventbrite.

Image: Rhoda Harding, Gathering at Herring Pond Indian Church (1928)

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