Project 3. Native Community Reads
The Noowuh Knowledge Center has organized a book discussion group with much success! Native Community Reads focuses on books written by Native American authors. Our recent book selections and discussions have been the books, There There by Tommy Orange and Heart Berries by Terese Marie Mailhot. If you are interested in joining our book discussions, please contact Mary Gibson.
NOOWUH KNOWLEDGE CENTER
October 1-3, 2021
VOICES AND VISIONS: Revisiting the 1863 Ruby Valley Treaty of Peace & Friendship Gathering
UPDATE
Welcome Newena. You are invited to attend this gathering in which NKC thinks will add to the preservation of our rich and enduring cultural history. A quick update: a few changes to the agenda (see above). Also, NKC has provided a virtual link for those who can't attend in person. The meeting ID is: 819 9563 8127. The passcode: 702754. For those traveling to Elko and need motel/hotel accommodations, Shutters Hotel, 775-777-1200, has set aside a block of rooms. You will need the code Noowuh 01 to receive the discount rate. RESPECT AND RESPONSIBILITY ~ COVID-19 COMPLIANT ~ MASKS AND DISTANCING REQUIRED. PLEASE STAY HOME IF YOU'RE SICK.
Vision
Publicaly provide information and knowledge at a central location, sharing and educating the life and history of Newe (Shoshone) and Great Basin People.
Mission
Educate, preserve and protect Noowuh and Ohndahvitch (other tribes) culture, history, (past, present and future), and stories in an easily accessible knowledge center.
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