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American Indian Community House
7 hours ago
American Indian Community House

March 26, 2023

Dear AICH,

Happy spring! I have enclosed pictures from my last week in Salliut, Nunavik-Northern Québec, where I have been conducting TB research prevention with Inuit community members. What amazing people and their homeland so pure and good. Nakurmiik-Pidamiya-Thank you!
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March 26, 2023

Dear AICH, 

Happy spring! I have enclosed pictures from my last week in Salliut,  Nunavik-Northern Québec,  where I have been conducting TB research prevention   with Inuit community members. What amazing people and their homeland so pure and good. Nakurmiik-Pidamiya-Thank you!
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American Indian Community House

March 8, 2023

Dear AICH-Happy International Women's Day! We are proud to celebrate our diverse matriarchal societies and also pay homage to MMIW-P.

Also Please see attached photos from Kangiqsualjjuaq, Nunavik Northern-Québec where I am working on a TB prevention research project for Inuit community members and RI-MUHC. It's been an amazing opportunity to work with this positive and vibrant community. Nakurmiik!
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March 8, 2023

Dear AICH-Happy International Womens Day!  We are proud to celebrate our diverse matriarchal societies and also pay homage to MMIW-P. 

Also Please see attached photos from Kangiqsualjjuaq,  Nunavik Northern-Québec where I am working on a TB prevention research project for Inuit community members and RI-MUHC. Its been an amazing opportunity to work with this positive and vibrant community. Nakurmiik!
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American Indian Community House
3 weeks ago
American Indian Community House

March 3, 2023

Dear AICH,

The American Indian Community House hosted a beautiful memorial service last Thursday, Feb 23, 2023 to commemorate the horrible slaughter of Lenape People in 1643.

The ceremony, held at Corlears Hook Park at the intersection of Jackson and Cherry Streets in Lower Manhattan, opened with prayer and burning sage and offering tobacco offered by AICH ED Geboe. Next a Land Acknowledgement and words of welcome was led by AICH Board Member George Willis Stonefish, Delaware Nation, Moravian of the Thames First Nation.

In attendance were also Chief Dwight Perry of the Raamapo Lenape Native American Tribe and Chiefs Urie Ridgeway and Bruce Mann of the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation.

AICH provided a memorial giveaway and other cultural and human rights institutions and organizations were present as well as AICH Youth Council members. Activities concluded with a lunch at a local Spanish restaurant on and Grand street.

Thank you,

Geboe, ED AICH
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March 3, 2023

Dear AICH, 

The American Indian Community House hosted a beautiful memorial service last Thursday,  Feb 23, 2023 to commemorate the horrible slaughter of Lenape People in 1643. 

The ceremony,  held at Corlears Hook Park at the intersection of Jackson and Cherry Streets in Lower Manhattan,  opened with prayer and burning sage and offering tobacco offered by AICH ED Geboe. Next a Land Acknowledgement and words of welcome was led by AICH Board Member George Willis Stonefish, Delaware Nation, Moravian of the Thames First Nation. 

In attendance were also Chief Dwight Perry of the Raamapo Lenape Native American Tribe and Chiefs Urie Ridgeway and Bruce Mann of the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation. 

AICH provided a memorial giveaway and other cultural and human rights institutions and organizations were present as well as AICH Youth Council members. Activities concluded with a lunch at a local Spanish restaurant on and Grand street. 

Thank you,

Geboe, ED AICH
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An effort to revive the Lakota language comes to Manhattan this weekend

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The Native American language faces extinction without intervention.
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