Anishinaabe Team Rebuilds and Repairs Relationship with Water We are Canoe People. When I first started saying this I felt weird and got alot of side eye. But I know from time immemorial Anishinaabeg have migrated and thrived on our waterways. From a system of highways to the center of our food system we have always relied upon the water. The memory of this has been systematically taken from us. Through the theft of our children to the boarding schools to the allotment system removing our access to waterways that lie even within our reservation boundaries, our ability to move and live a mino bimaadiziiwin has been under attack for hundreds of years in many ways. As a trail runner...
Heart Berry's CEO named as one of the First People's Fund "Artist in Business Leadership" Fellows for 2021.
Alongside an incredible group of artists, entrepeneurs, and culture bearers, we are thrilled to be a part of this project.
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A collaboration between John's Hopkins Great Lake Hub and the Fond du Lac Band brought together community members to share about their strengths and resilience. The amazing photographer Nedahness Greene and Heart Berry's Howes were asked to create art to visually represent their words. These pieces are available through Fond du Lac Reservation in Minnesota, Howes' home community. For prints and information on Nedahness Greene connect with her on her facebook. For more information on custom art from Heart Berry email info@heartberry.com Check the gallery-- Art by Sarah Agaton Howes Photo by Nedahness Greene Art by Sarah Agaton Howes Photo by Nedahness Greene Art by Sarah Agaton Howes Photo by Nedahness Greene Art by Sarah Agaton Howes Photo by Nedahness Greene...
