T'Leah McQuade 94552 Valerie Clemente PSy 231-B1

*Valarie Clemente

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So wives never leave?

Did they keep those woven mats and store them when they move for the summer or reweave them the next year?

ah ok

Fascinating uses of natural technologies.

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Conor Carlson - Prof. Lisa Connelly Cook

Kennedy Asare Mensah - Prof. Randi Zanca

I had a prior appointment so I missed the first half of the presentation. Is there any way I can get the recorded meeting? I'm super interested in this subject because I grew up in the area and I've always wondered how the Wampanoag lived.

I wonder if you could address the Day of Mourning observance. Can you share resources for those who want to learn more or teach the truth?

The recording of today's talk will be available for two weeks and can be accessed here: https://www.qcc.edu/diversity/diversity-events It will be posted in the next day or two.

Thank you!

If the Wampanoag language was lost, what knowledge would be lost with it?

It sounds like the men and women had very specific gender roles (life-takers vs. life-givers), but just wondering, were women treated equally, were they "allowed" a voice, did they participate in decision-making processes, etc.?

I was also curious about that

www.uaine.org

Thank you for sharing that resource!

Appreciate your expertise and interesting discussion. Must head out to another meeting.

The Wôpanâak Language Reclamation Project: https://www.wlrp.org/project-history

Thank you for this meeting! I have to head to my next class!

Do you know what the relationship was between the Wampanoag people and the Nipmuc people?

Was there a substantial sharing of ways of doing things between the Wampanoag and early Europeans ? If so, was a blending of ways the result? Was intermarriage a common part of that blending?

Wow, that's incredible

What is the Wampanoag word for two-spirited people?

Thank you for talking to us, this was highly informative and interesting.

Thank you so much for this informative meeting!

So we are finally seeing the other side of the story during that time. That's fascinating.

Thank you for this wonderful presentation! Charles de Ortel, PSY 231, Prof. Valarie Clemente

tturner@plimoth.org

tturner@plimoth.org

Thank you

Thank you, this was a very informative and interesting presentation.

Thank you so much for this! It's well worth a visit.

https://mashpeewampanoagtribe-nsn.gov/ Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Website

Valicia Jean-Louis Professor Clemente PSY 231 Intro to counceling

Thank you!

Thank you!

thank you

Thank you

This was really informational