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Quinnetukut: Stories of the Survival of the Indigenous Peoples of Connecticut

Quinnetukut: Stories of the Survival of the Indigenous Peoples of Connecticut

The Seymour Library welcomes Darlene Kascak of the Schaghticoke Tribal Nation. Ms. Kascak is the Education Director of the Institute for American Studies located in Washington, CT.

Ms. Kascak will explore Connecticut history from multiple perspectives to provide a more truthful and accurate understanding of our state's history. Indigenous Peoples called Connecticut home for over 12,000 years. Visual and tactile resources will be on hand and participants will learn the many ways that the Indigenous Peoples of Connecticut adapted to their changing environment and the impact European culture had on their lives. The Indigenous Peoples of Connecticut are still here and always are adapting to new ideas, new technologies yet their traditions and communities continue. They are still here.

Any questions about the program please call the Library at 203-888-3903 or email sgarvey@biblio.org. No registration is needed for this program.

Seymour Public Library
06:00 PM - 07:00 PM on Wed, 17 Aug 2022

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Seymour Library
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Seymour Public Library
46 Church St
Seymour , Connecticut 06483
(203) 888-3903
crowell@biblio.org