If you are in Macon GA, come see the play tomorrow night! gpb.org/news/2024/09/1…

Today was a powerful day in Atlanta. Hundreds showed up to stand with Oce Vpofv. #JusticeForHickoryGround wabe.org/muscogee-creek…

Muscogee Nation argues in federal court Alabama tribe violated repatriation law kosu.org/race-culture/2… #JusticeForHickoryGround #DefendTheSacred

This weekend only! U of A is hosting three special performances of On the Far End in Tucson! arts.arizona.edu/events/on-the-… #OnTheFarEnd #JeanHillChaudhuri #McGirt #Mvskoke

Honored to stand alongside Mekko George Thompson as Oce Vpofv journeys for Justice #JusticeForHickoryGorund #SaveOceVpofv #Mvskoke theguardian.com/us-news/2024/o…

Tomorrow and Saturday! ⁦Arizona Arts Live⁩ presents On The Far End! Tickets here: arizonaartslive.com/on-the-far-end #OnTheFarEnd #McGirt #Mvskoke #JeanHillChaudhuri

Ahead of today's recognition of Indigenous Peoples' Day, the university on Saturday was proud to host a delegation from the Muscogee (Creek) Nation for another ceremony to unveil a sign with Native language.

The sign outside Centennial Hall now includes a description in Mvskoke: "Nak Vhayvlke Encukofv," or "The House of Art."

Guests included Muscogee (Creek) Nation Principal Chief David Hill and Ambassador Jonodev Chaudhuri, as well as Naomi Miguel, executive director of White House AIANE.

The ceremony coincided with two days of performances at Tornabene Theatre of the play "On the Far End," which tells the life story of Jean Hill Chaudhuri, a Muscogee (Creek) Nation activist and Jonodev Chaudhuri's mother.

Jean Hill Chaudhuri served as executive director of the Tucson Indian Center, the Traditional Indian Alliance, and founded the first off-reservation Indian Health clinic in Tucson.

So excited to be in Atlanta performing On The Far End at Emory University! tickets.arts.emory.edu/nagle #onthefarend

Can't wait to read Sovereignty by Mary Kathryn Nagle  The play juxtaposes time with the present as Cherokee Nation lawyers defend jurisdiction to prosecute on their land & the past in 1835 when the tribe was coerced to move to Oklahoma on the Trail of Tears.  #Theatre #Sovereignty

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This week started with administration officials refusing to acknowledge that Russia started the war in Ukraine. It ends with a tense, shocking conversation in the Oval Office and whispers from the White House that they may try to end all U.S. support for Ukraine. I know foreign

HAPPENING NOW: An aerial view of the MASSIVE protest today in Boston, MA for the "Hands Off!" movement against Elon Musk and Donald Trump

Honored to be a part of the Largest Indigenous cohort elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences - ICT News ictnews.org/news/largest-i…

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