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Filmmaker Alanis Obomsawin received the Edward MacDowell Medal Sunday for her lifetime contribution to the arts and dedication to uplifting Indigenous voices.
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Scholars and citizens of a federally recognized Abenaki First Nation based in Canada say there is no evidence that leaders of two New Hampshire groups have Abenaki ancestry.
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"That’s really what we want to help people seep into their brains: That we were here, and we are here,” said Sherry Gould, who helped organize the event.
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An Abenaki couple, both basket makers, were part of a thriving economy on Lake Sunapee in the early 1900s. Generations later, their descendants are keeping the traditions alive.
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An exhibit in Hopkinton is changing the narrative on Abenaki history, and showing that Abenaki people in New Hampshire don't exist in the past tense.
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Over the past year, a committee has worked to envision the island’s future: a replacement state historic marker “to reflect a more nuanced version of the raid and massacre,” a new name more inclusive than the current “Hannah Duston Historic Site”, and interpretive signage that explains the park’s complex history.
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All this week on The Exchange, we bring you some of our most thought-provoking discussions of the year. The national conversation about how we consider…
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Just as the Black Lives Matter movement inspired a re-consideration of Confederate statues, Native Americans are now calling for a closer look at the…
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Merrimack Valley High School’s former mascot - a depiction of a Native American man in a headdress - will be removed from some parts of the school but…
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We’re sitting down with author Jay Atkinson to talk about his new book, ‘Massacre on the Merrimack’ - which takes on the Hannah Duston story.This program…