Tag Archives: Cultures
Q&A: Irish-born musician Danny Burns talks about his latest single, “Many Moons Ago,” and why he supports the Native American community
The connection between Native Americans and Irish descendants runs deep. The relationship began in the mid 1800’s when Native Americans offered relief to the Irish during the potato famine. Recently, many Irish people have returned the favor…
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Legend of the Full Sturgeon Moon
For generations, Native Americans have marked cycles of the moon, like the Sturgeon Moon, to signify certain times of the year.
Posted in Older Archives_Humanitarian Also tagged indigenous, tribes, Full Moon, Sturgeon Moon, Red Moon, Green Corn Moon, Grain Moon 1 Comment
International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
Many cultures encounter this challenge: How do we practice our culture in a society that demands a large portion of our time outside of that culture? How do we connect our culture to our daily lives?
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