Tomorrow is a holiday for some, but for many in the indigenous and first nation communities across the commonwealth and the continent, it is instead The Day of Mourning.
So we are expanding our awareness of indigenous culture and history through art and Education. Boundless is a collection of indigenous work presented through the Mead Art Museum in four stages. The third of those, a k-12 digital education component, has just been released, and we speak with Professor Kiara Vigil about working with her students to create this next stage of the exhibit, and how it differes from the other four sections of the ongoing exhibit.
And yesterday Monte concluded leading the March for the Food Bank 15 through rain and cold to Greenfield's center, and we’ll hear a bit of what 43 miles sounds like on the other end of walking to combat hunger. (hint: A lot like a party)
