Native American Heritage Webinar Series: Menominee Lands and Ways of Knowing

Dr. Annie Jones and Jennifer K. Gauthier will share historical and contemporary information about Menominee lands as well as about Menominee knowledge systems that have been passed down for generations. Understanding place and relationships to the environment are at the heart of Menominee ways of knowing. A few guiding systems and their contemporary applications will be shared.

Whatever your background, from beginners to experts, all women are welcome and we want to hear your stories and questions. Feel free to bring your lunch. Pets and children always welcome in our casual Zoom space.

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Presenters:

Jennifer K. Gauthier

Director, Sustainable Development Institute

College of Menominee Nation

Dr. Annie Jones

Professor, Organization Development and Tribal Nations Specialist

University of Wisconsin, Department of Extension

About Wisconsin Women in Conservation

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