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“the stories come alive in it”: Renewing lakotowakən in the Waponahki homelands

Summary by NiCHE
In the early summer of 2024, the Wolastoqewi Elder and traditional artist Gina Brooks invited the literary scholar Rachel Bryant to make paper from a lichen commonly known as old man’s beard. Gina wanted the paper to line the lid of a nineteenth-century Waponahki basket that she was restoring after receiving it as a gift from Rachel. And she wanted to share this basket with public audiences: first, with the audience of an imminent keynote addres…
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NiCHE broke the news in on Monday, June 30, 2025.
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