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Vermont Abenaki Artists Association

Honoring Abenaki history, culture, and art since 2013.

Vermont Abenaki Artists Association
  • Welcome!
  • About Us
    • Our Story
    • Historic Art
  • Programs & Projects
    • Teacher Training
      • Water is Life Teach In
      • Presenting Abenaki Culture in the Classroom
    • The Abenaki Storytelling Project
      • About the Storytelling Project
      • Call to Artists
      • Memory Booth
      • Abenaki COVID-19 Storytelling Project Memory Booth Blog
      • Storytelling Newsroom: COVID-19
    • Speaker Series
      • Bridging Perspectives Speaker Series (2024)
      • Two-Eyed Seeing Speaker Series (2023)
      • Interviews with Artists (2021)
    • Waolôwzi Health and Wellness Program
      • About Waolôwzi Health and Wellness
      • Dangerous Heat & Drought Resources
      • Mental Health Resources
      • Mental Health Hotlines
      • Mosquito Protection
    • Abenaki Women Research Project
      • About the Abenaki Women Research Project
      • Beadwork through a lens: A behind-the-scenes peek into the past
      • Exploring Abenaki Baskets
      • Grandmother Mourning Dove/Doris Minkler
      • Help Us Tell the Stories of Abenaki Women
    • Digital Capacity Skills Building
      • ZOOM Training
      • Google for Collaborating Artists
  • Art & Artists
    • Artists by Media
    • Artists in Alphabetical Order
    • In Memory
  • Events & News
    • Events
    • Museum Exhibitions
    • Blog
    • Abenaki Heritage Weekend
  • Resources
    • Accessibility
    • Resources for Artists
    • Upcoming Artist Training
    • Artist Tutorials
    • Artist Information
      • Application & Rejurying
      • Artisan Levels
      • Awards
      • Frequently Asked Questions
      • Juried Artist Benefits
    • Grants
    • Scholarships & Student Opportunities
    • Opportunities
    • COVID-19
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programs

Abenaki Organizations

March 6, 2024April 18, 2022 by Administrator
Logo for the Abenaki Alliance

The four state-recognized tribes of Vermont are very active. It is important to note that, though the tribes are recognized in Vermont, our land was not divided by borders. We, the Abenaki, call our homeland N’dakinna.

Categories Uncategorized, Abenaki, Art History, Education, History, News, Programs, Research, Teacher Training Tags abenaki, abenaki culture, blog, cultural heritage, curriculum, education, programs

Vermont Humanities grant funds Abenaki Exhibition

February 18, 2024July 7, 2017 by Administrator

News Release

Categories News Room, Press Release, Programs, Uncategorized Tags abenaki, abenaki culture, Alnobak: Wearing Our Heritage, exhition, panel discussions, programs

2017 Abenaki Heritage Weekend Schedule

February 18, 2024June 17, 2017 by Administrator

 

Abenaki Heritage Weekend at the  Lake Champlain Maritime Museum

Saturday, June 24

Categories Abenaki, Abenaki Heritage Weekend, Uncategorized Tags a, abenaki, abenaki culture, abenaki heritage weekend, ash basketmaking, cultural heritage, lcmm, programs
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