Finding Our Place in the Connecticut River (Kwinitekw) Valley: Beginning to Heal after 400 Years of Settler Colonialism
Source: John Gerber The Unitarian Universalist Society of Amherst’s (UUSA) Indigenous Awareness Circle is sponsoring...
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Views on Views: Incidentals in Our Landscapes
By Hetty Startup This is the ninth column in a ten-part series. View the previous...
Why Is the Town of Amherst Still Called Amherst, Revisited
The article “Why Is the Town of Amherst Still Called “Amherst” by John Gerber appeared...
From Land Grab to Native Sovereignty: A Panel Discussion
Source: UMass Department of History The UMass History Department is presenting a panel discussion entitled,...
Letter: Western Mass Rights of Nature Annouces Two Upcoming Community Events
Western Mass Rights of Nature and The Nolumbeka Project are co-sponsoring two events next weekend...