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Woodland Indian Educational Programs

For Museums, Schools, Powwows, and Cultural/Historical Events

Woodland Indian
Our mission is to contribute to Native American historic preservation by utilizing resources put forth by the academic and Native communities to develop and conduct public programs that present Native culture and history in a way that targeted audiences will best receive it.  
We focus on major historic Native communities of the Northeastern cultural area, including but not limited to Abenaki, Chippewa (Ojibwa), Delaware (Lenape), Fox (Mesquaki), Huron (Wyandot), Illinois, Iroquois (Haudenosaunee including Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, and Seneca), Kickapoo, Mahican, Menominee, Miami (including Piankeshaw and Wea), Nanticoke, Ottawa, Passamaquoddy, Penobscot, Pequot, Potawatomi, Sauk, Shawnee, Susquehannock, Winnebago (Ho-Chunk), as well as Late Mississippian communities and Virginia Peoples.
We offer educational services to museums, cultural centers, schools, powwows, historical and cultural events in most areas in the Northeast including but not limited to Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut.

We welcome you to learn more.  Please browse the categories located at the left of this page or find specific information by clicking here on site map for a list of all pages.  


Visit us at any of these 2009 events*
*Not all engagements are listed below, as we also participate in seminars and educational programs closed to the general public.  School outreach programs will never be listed for security reasons.  If you are scheduling a museum, Powwow, or school program, please contact us for availability as this schedule does not accurately reflect our available dates.  Fall is especially booked with school programs, so please RSVP early.
  

January

February
-Annual Maple Syrup Festival: February 28 in Salem, IN.

March
-Annual Maple Syrup Festival: March 1, and 7 & 8 in Salem, IN.
-National Maple Syrup Festival: March 14 & 15 in Medora, IN.

April
-Historic Prophetstown: April 18 & 19 in Battlefield, IN.

May
-Historic Prophetstown: May 9 & 10 in Battlefield, IN.

June
-Historic Prophetstown: June 20 & 21 in Battlefield, IN.

July
-Historic Prophetstown: July 4 & 5 in Battlefield, IN.

August
-Delaware Day at Eiteljorg Museum: August 1 in Indianapolis.

September
-Historic Prophetstown: September 5 & 6 in Battlefield, IN.
-Andersontown Powwow: September 12 & 13 in Anderson, IN.

October
-Mississinewa 1812: October 2-4 in Marion, IN.
-Historic Prophetstown: October 17 & 18 in Battlefield, IN.

November
-Isle a la Cache Museum: November 14 in Romeoville, IL.


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