The recording of our Myaamiaki | Miami People: A Living People with a Past listening & learning session will be available here until Monday, August 17th.
For a list of additional independent learning resources, please email Diane Hunter at dhunter@miamination.com or Megan Gilmore at megan@larkssong.com.
Seven Pillars Nature Preserve
A Community Listening & Learning Session
The session is now FULL.
This free community listening and learning session with Miami Nation’s Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, Diane Hunter, will inform and educate current residents of the traditional and ancestral lands of Myaamiaki (Miami People) on the tribe - a living people with a past.
Participants will learn about Myaamia (Miami) history, culture, language, and practical choices that can be made to honor Myaamiaki.
Lark’s Song acknowledges we live and work on the traditional lands of Myaamiaki (the Miami Nation). We recognize that this statement and session is a small piece of the bigger work that is ongoing and needed for true restoration to occur.
Please join us in listening and learning with humility, compassion, curiosity and deep respect.
The session will have a 60 minute listening component where Diane will share an educational presentation with participants, followed by a 30 minute Q & A learning time. Participants will then receive a PDF at the end of the session with additional learning resources.
Please read some information about Diane below, RSVP using the contact form, and join us on Zoom a couple minutes before 6:30 PM EST so that we can start right on time.
DIANE HUNTER
SIGN UP FOR WAITLIST & LEARNING RESOURCES
This listening & learning session has reached its maximum capacity of 100 participants and is now full. Please fill out the form below if you would like to be notified if a spot opens up. We will also send you information on the next session and a PDF of independent learning resources from Diane.