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Re: Collaborations with Native American Tribes or Groups
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Boston Children's Museum has been working with the Wampanoag tribe for years, and, until recently, had an exhibit called "We're Still Here." We offer or have offered school programs, public programs and teacher workshops. If you want more information, I can give you the contact info of our Native Program Manager.

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From: Informal Science Education Network on behalf of Kyrie Thompson
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Subject: Collaborations with Native American Tribes or Groups
 
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I was wondering if anybody has participated in or knows about
collaborations between science centers and Native American/Alaska Native
tribes or groups.  In particular, I am interested in collaborations that
led to exhibits or programs that include Native American experts and/or
are meant for Native American/Alaska Native audiences.
 
Thank you, 
 
Kyrie Thompson
Exhibit Developer 
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
503.797.4633 
 

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