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A visit to Australia prompts reflections on the ways in which Indigenous knowledge(s) and presence on the land is acknowledged (or not) in different settler-colonial societies, including the United States.
The word landscape has power. It evokes the sweep of a great river valley, a vista of agricultural fields with scattered farms and small towns,
Women in Preservation (WIP) is hosting an exciting breakfast this November 19. Registration and speaker information after the jump.
Established by Presidential Proclamation on March 25, 2013, Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Monument commemorates the life of the most famous conductor on the Underground Railroad, a fearless woman who enabled many enslaved people to emancipate themselves and escape to freedom in the North. The site now has its first permanent Superintendent, Cherie Butler, a a 21-year veteran of the National Park Service.
The actions of the National Park Service came under heightened scrutiny during the recent government shutdown. Reflections on lessons learned and options for the future.
A visit to Australia prompts reflections on the ways in which Indigenous knowledge(s) and presence on the land is acknowledged (or not) in different settler-colonial societies, including the United States.
The word landscape has power. It evokes the sweep of a great river valley, a vista of agricultural fields with scattered farms and small towns,
Women in Preservation (WIP) is hosting an exciting breakfast this November 19. Registration and speaker information after the jump.
Established by Presidential Proclamation on March 25, 2013, Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Monument commemorates the life of the most famous conductor on the Underground Railroad, a fearless woman who enabled many enslaved people to emancipate themselves and escape to freedom in the North. The site now has its first permanent Superintendent, Cherie Butler, a a 21-year veteran of the National Park Service.
The actions of the National Park Service came under heightened scrutiny during the recent government shutdown. Reflections on lessons learned and options for the future.