Stories from the Indigenous Internship Program: Not Quite Indiana Jones
In this story, Indigenous Internship Program member Roderick Louis discovers conservation skills and techniques that will help to build a repository for his Nation.
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In this story, Indigenous Internship Program member Roderick Louis discovers conservation skills and techniques that will help to build a repository for his Nation.
Read MoreIn this story, Indigenous Internship Program member Lesli Louie connects with her ancestors through archeology and language preservation.
Read MoreIn this story, Indigenous Internship Program member Darius George-Yelton learns about the preservation of belongings and artifacts in order to prepare for setting up the new repository at Tsleil-Waututh.
Read MoreIn this story, Indigenous Internship Program member Cat Blanchard finds healing through a family visit with belongings in MOA’s collections.
Read MoreIn this story, Indigenous Internship Program member Tannis Wilson learn about fish weirs, Chief’s chairs and how she facilitated a family visit to see belongings in MOA’s collection.
Read MoreIn this story, Indigenous Internship Program member Bernice Rosso learns how to restore her late uncle’s art in the MOA Conservation Lab.
Read MoreLearn about cnúk Jenna Bower’s research into Interior Salish basketry at MOA and how she is trying to uncover each belonging’s history.
Read MoreLearn about Gudangee Xahl Kil Amelia Rea and her effort to connect Haida community members with the belongings at MOA during her internship.
Read MoreLearn about Pablo Amadeus Takkiruq Sharpe ‘s personal experience with separation and connection to his Indigenous community as well as the Sixties scoop and other forced separation in Indigenous communities.
Read MoreLearn about how Kala Hunt witnessed the process of preparing a thunderbird mask for ceremony and her personal connection to its history.
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