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DESCRIPTION:Turtle Clan Mother Whatwehni:neh\, Freida Jacques\, is a respec
 ted leader of\nthe Onondaga Nation and within the Haudenosaunee Confederac
 y. She has served\nthe Turtle Clan for over 40 years. Freida’s decades of 
 work as a Haudenosaunee\ncultural liaison within educational institutions 
 across New York State inspired\nher many published works and an extensive 
 list of public speaking engagements\nnationwide. In her retirement\, Freid
 a continues to help educate audiences about\nthe Haudenosaunee Confederacy
 : the oldest living government founded upon the\nprinciples of Peace and D
 emocracy. Join Freida for a tour of the The Skä•noñh\nCenter and listen to
  her message for the next generation. Light refreshments\nwill be provided
 . Transport to and from campus is available. Please register\nfor this eve
 nt. This event is generously sponsored by the Maxwell School of\nCitizensh
 ip and Public Affairs\, the Departments of Anthropology\, English\,\nHisto
 ry and Religion\; as well as the Native Student Program\, the Barnes Cente
 r\nat The Arch\, Hendricks Chapel and the Anthropology Graduate Student\nO
 rganization.&nbsp\;
DTEND:20221108T003000Z
DTSTAMP:20260512T123148Z
DTSTART:20221107T233000Z
LOCATION:New York\,Liverpool\,6680 Onondaga Lake Pkwy
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SUMMARY:Listen to the Elders: Haudenosaunee Principles of Peace and Democra
 cy
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Turtle Clan Mother Whatwehni:neh\, Freida J
 acques\, is a respected leader of\nthe Onondaga Nation and within the Haud
 enosaunee Confederacy. She has served\nthe Turtle Clan for over 40 years. 
 </p><p>Freida’s decades of work as a Haudenosaunee\ncultural liaison withi
 n educational institutions across New York State inspired\nher many publis
 hed works and an extensive list of public speaking engagements\nnationwide
 . In her retirement\, Freida continues to help educate audiences about\nth
 e Haudenosaunee Confederacy: the oldest living government founded upon the
 \nprinciples of Peace and Democracy. </p><p>Join Freida for a tour of the 
 The Skä•noñh\nCenter and listen to her message for the next generation. Li
 ght refreshments\nwill be provided. Transport to and from campus is availa
 ble. Please register\nfor this event. </p><p>This event is generously spon
 sored by the Maxwell School of\nCitizenship and Public Affairs\, the Depar
 tments of Anthropology\, English\,\nHistory and Religion\; as well as the 
 Native Student Program\, the Barnes Center\nat The Arch\, Hendricks Chapel
  and the Anthropology Graduate Student\nOrganization.&nbsp\;</p>
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