"What kind of works need to be made about Native identity that hasn't been talked about before?"
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Last weekend, legendary musician Yo-Yo Ma joined Indigenous artists from New England and southern Canada on the Dartmouth campus to help celebrate the re-opening of the college's primary performing arts center, the Hopkins Center. They premiered a new work, entitled We Are Water, an "original experience—rooted in wisdom and inspired by a dream for the future— that invites us to come together as a community and find hope for a changing planet."
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Dartmouth hosted the second Tribal Leadership Academy during the final week of July, preparing 26 Indigenous officials to confront many of the most complex issues before their communities, such as economic development, health care, education, and tribal climate adaptation. Read the full article here.
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Harley Kell '24 and Henry Eberhart '24 have had distinctly different experiences during the past year working as research fellows through Dartmouth's Tribal Services and Solutions Project.
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Ancestral Menominee farmers reworked the soil to create raised fields.
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