Program postponed - Our presenter has asked that we postpone her program due to the expected inclement weather occurring over the next couple of days. We will let registrants know when we've schedule d a new date/time.
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\nThe United States boas ts some of the most beautiful and breathtaking landscapes imaginable &ndas h\; spaces that have been virtually untouched by human hands. But do you k now the history behind how these pristine areas became the National Park S ystem and how their creation affected Native Americans? Join us to learn a bout the blood and heartache that Indigenous peoples faced with the creati on of the National Parks.
\nHeather Bruegl is a citizen of the O neida Nation of Wisconsin and a first-line descendent of the Stockbridge-M unsee Tribe. She is a doctoral student at the University of Wisconsin-Gree n Bay\, where she studies First Nations Education. Heather&rsquo\;s resear ch focuses on the importance of telling the truth in history\, in museums\ , and cultural institutions. She is also a public historian\, activist\, a nd independent consultant who works with institutions and organizations fo r Indigenous sovereignty and collective liberation.
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