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Always adopting dogs from shelters, preferably kill shelters.
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Currently I am working to bring visibility to Massachusetts tribes by conducting land acknowledgement ceremonies at colleges.
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I've brought truthful educational information to the people of my tribe to challenge the compulsory educational narrative, that has told a false story.
The No Evil Project is collaborating with Native Heritage New England to increase visibility and show the current traditions and cultures of Indigenous and First Nations People. Contrary to the belief that Indigenous people were only in the past, the tribes are still here. Indigenous people have active roles in their communities, a wide array of careers, while still living the traditions and culture of their ancestors. Together we will raise awareness and challenge stereotypes of Indigenous and First Nations People.
Along with traveling exhibits featuring our traditional photos of people and their good deeds, there will be a series of accompanying events. Learn more about Indigenous cultures firsthand from leaders, elders, and youth in the community, and discover both unique aspects and the things you have in common.
Some of the Indigenous tribes included in the project so far are Nipmuc, Mi'kmaq and Massachusetts as well as First Nation Mohawk.
Exhibit Updates
- Be part of the exhibit for free! Individuals schedule at our studio in Auburn, MA, larger groups can have us come to you!
Photo Activities Traveling Exhibits Programs Native Heritage New England
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This project is made possible in part by Greater Worcester Community Foundation's Creative Intersections Grant
