On Thursday, November 5, 2015, three TLAMers presented “Sustaining Partnerships: From Red Cliff to Regional Movement” at the Wisconsin Library Association.
Here’s the description:
Carmella Hatch, Student, UW-Madison SLIS; Megann Schmitt, Graduate Student, UW-Madison SLIS; Samantha Link, Graduate Student, UW-Madison SLIS
Hear these UW-Madison SLIS students tell stories of a project seven years (and more to come) in the making: how activist administrators, devoted community organizers and students interested in making a difference have come together to support tribal cultural institutions of the upper Great Lakes. Their milestone in April was helping the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa reopen a community library called Ginanda Gikendaasomin, which translates to ‘We Seek to Learn.’
Thanks to everyone who attended.
And thank you to Carmella, Megann, and Sam for your fantastic presentation.
Here are a few photos….!
