What did CCK mean for me? I was so lucky to attend this past Convening Culture Keepers. I was able to experience things I never believed I would never have been able to do so otherwise and my definitions of
Oneida Nation hosts Fifth Convening Culture Keepers
Attendees of the fifth Convening Culture Keepers at Oneida, Wisconsin On November 8 and 9, over thirty Wisconsin tribal librarians, archivists, and museum curators at the fifth gathering of Convening Culture Keepers (CCK) hosted by the Oneida Nation. Eleven SLIS
Enduring Partnerships: TLAM Returns to the Oneida Nation
On an early morning in March the students currently taking the TLAM course and their instructor piled into two vans and headed north to visit the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin, located along the Fox River near Green Bay. One of
Students Spending Their Spring Break in Louisiana Helping the Houma Nation
Students at UW-Oshkosh from the Menominee, Stockbridge-Munsee, and Oneida spent their spring break helping the Houma Nation recover from the lingering damage from Gulf Coast hurricanes in recent years, including bringing donated children’s books. They went to Louisiana as representatives
Oneida Part II
First off, Oneida I is a great post. Thanks to Eric (?) I’m guessing, and yes, that time with Tom was very special. I do have more than these few photos, but I don’t want to bog down the blog. I’ll post a link shortly to ones with updated captions, etc. Still figuring out this blog software. – cbj (the other christina)
Oneida Part I (February 27, 2009)
Oneida wasn’t a trip so much as an experience. An experience that presented engaging tours galore, fascinating community members and consummate professionals–librarians, archivists, curators, bus-drivers, tour guides–that ran the gamut of the Oneida nation of Green Bay. In short, there wasn’t one