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Eighth Graders, Ancient Navigators, and an Exciting Trip to Antarctica (opens the original)
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This November, a group of eighth graders from Patterson Park Public Charter School in Baltimore will fly to Argentina, cross the Drake Passage, and stand on the Antarctic Peninsula. For most of them, it will be the first time on a plane and the first time out of the country.Preparation for this trip started two years ago, when Sabina Sully came home from a Grosvenor Teacher Fellowship with National Geographic Lindblad Expeditions and began building a Polar Explorers program to give her students
Beaver Tails and Wild Strawberries: A Conversation on Rematriation (opens the original)
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Rematriation is a word the Stolo author Lee Maracle gave us. It names the sacred process of restoring Indigenous people to a rightful, reciprocal relationship with their ancestral lands, honoring matrilineal tradition and recentering women’s leadership.My strawberries and the tree that remembers peaceMy own rematriation lives on Cayuga (Gayogohono) land at the south end of Cayuga Lake, land that settlers named Ithaca. It started in relationship, long before I had a word for it: decades spent wit
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