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Craft Archive Fellowship
2022
Through the lens of the Cherokee value, detsadatliyvsesdi (struggle to hold onto/cling to one another), Hyte will research archives that reflect how tribal, community, and intergenerational craft educational efforts aid in “holding onto” traditional weaving practice, ancestral ways of knowing, and kinship ties post-Indian Removal Act.
Location
Waterville, ME
EDUCATION
SPECIALIZATION
Institution
Grant amount
$5,000
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