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In a few words, please tell us why you would like to join our community:: I grew up among the Red Lake Ojibwe, Northwest Angle, Lake of the Woods, Minnesota and am currently teaching for the Interinstitutional Consortium for Indigenous Knowledge (ICIK), Penn State University. I spend a month in May and June with students among the people of Red Lake, Leech Lake, and White Earth. I am dedicated to cultural revitalization and language recovery as well justice and peacebuilding. I am also currently developing a cultural engagement program for international students and visiting scholars from around the world so that they have an opportnity to meet, interact with, and learn from Native (Anishinaabeg) teachers and elders in Michigan. I have been involved in indigenous education for many years.

At 8:13pm on February 27, 2011, Pat Crosby said…: Yes, Friendship is a Sacred Trust. Thank you for your vision and your effort to manifest it. Thank you for extending the gift of friendship. I appreciate it. And I appreciate what you stand for.

At 8:39am on January 3, 2011, Firewoman said…: You are most welcome dear brother. Here on FWII everyone brings their wisdom and experiences to share. I look forward to walking along side you on this journey we go on together. Hope and love, Firewoman

At 12:57pm on January 1, 2011, Firewoman said…: Welcome to Four Worlds. I extend my hand in friendship and look forward
to sharing experiences and wisdom with you here on this ever evolving
site. Hope and love, Firewoman

At 9:04am on December 17, 2010, Velma L. Houser said…: Dear Brucce, Your knowledge will be of great value to all of us in this Sacred Circle of Life. Thank you .
Velma

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