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Posts tagged with theme Education
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Fruits of the Vine:
Pride and Power in Mariachi MusicWhen Carmen Dias discovered mariachi music, she discovered herself.
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A Tribute to Dr. James Duke and His Green Farmacy GardenDr. Duke passed away in December 2017, but his “teaching garden” of medicinal plants lives on in tribute.
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At the Heart of The Heartbeat ProjectA Q&A with Staff Supporters from Navajo Technical UniversityProfessor Wesley Thomas and graduate student Sharon Nelson have been key to the program’s inception, relevance, and dramatic growth.
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Healing with Heartbeat: Music Education in the Navajo NationThe Heartbeat Project Provides Workshops for Native YouthEach year, our understanding of how to juxtapose European classical and traditional Navajo music deepens.
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Pocahontas ReframedBrad Brown on Rethinking Virginia’s Indigenous HistoryThe Pocahontas Reframed: Storytellers Film Festival opens November 15 in Richmond, Virginia.
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Dig into American Ginseng with New Virtual InternshipWe invite students in the Appalachian region and eastern Midwest to join our research project bridging fields of folklore and conservation biology.
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Folklife Curators Honored Again for Excellence in ResearchFor the second year in a row, staff members at the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage received the Secretary’s Research Prize.
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Do You Have the Will to Adorn (App)?Download the free app for iOS devices to share your own stories about why you wear what you wear.
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Inspiration from the Alberta Smithsonian Internship ProgramThe deadline to apply is January 15, 2018.
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Graduating in the Navajo WayIn this video, you will meet spiritual leaders, students, faculty, and staff at a Navajo Technical University graduation ceremony in Crownpoint, New Mexico.
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