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Planting Seeds in Times of Darkness: An Evening with Winona & Betty LaDuke

Join us on Saturday, November 21st in Vashon, Washington for an evening featuring renowned environmental activist and economist Winona LaDuke and her mother, artist and educator Betty LaDuke, with other Indigenous guests and performers. 

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Beyond Cancer Alley: A Descendant-Led Journey Through Louisiana’s River Parishes

Led by Jo and Joy Banner of The Descendants Project, the tour will travel through the region’s industrial corridor and historic Black communities, exploring the connections between the plantation economy and contemporary industrial development—and the long histories of resistance and liberation that continue to shape the land.

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Mapping Freedom: Signs of Resistance & Reclamation

Mapping Freedom is a site-specific public art intervention that makes this geography visible. Developed in collaboration with The Descendants Project, the project uses the familiar visual language of official street signs and civic wayfinding to reclaim the authority to name and commemorate place.

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Halloween Projection Mapping: A Spooky Experiment

Something strange is coming to Vashon Island this Halloween! 👻 For one night only, The Natural History Museum will venture into the supernatural, transforming the exterior of Vashon, Washington’s oldest

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