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"A 385 Year Experiment to Erase A People," will explore how the law was historically used to disenfranchise the Narragansett Indian Tribe and how it can be used in the present to right inter-generational wrongs. Register for this even <a href="https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/zqHW-UjhQ_iSV8GkPDqamA#/registration" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">here</a>.&nbsp;
Taylor Dumpson, Esq., a lineal descendant of the Narragansett Indian Tribe, is an internationally recognized anti-hate advocate, attorney, and author. Dumpson's legal work has been published in the University of New Mexico's Tribal Law Journal (TLJ), the premier Indigenous law journal in the United States and one of the only journals in the world dedicated to Tribal Law matters. Leveraging a decade of experience, Dumpson uses her voice to educate others: as a member of the executive board for Native Green, an Indigenous-led non-profit organization dedicated to restoring the balance to Mother Earth; as a Commissioner on the Rhode Island Commission on Prejudice and Bias; and as Special Assistant Attorney General at the Rhode Island Attorney General's Office.

Local Event: "A 385 Year Experiment to Erase A People"

Washington County

Exeter

Rhode Island

"A 385 Year Experiment to Erase A People"

"A 385 Year Experiment to Erase A People," will explore how the law was historically used to disenfranchise the Narragansett...

Join us on April 28th at 7:00 PM to discuss Angeline Boulley's "Sisters in the Wind." This young adult novel is about a Native teen navigating grief, family expectations, and identity while growing up in her Anishinaabe community. After experiencing a personal loss, the protagonist embarks on a journey that deepens her connection to culture, community, and the natural world. Through friendship, resilience, and cultural teachings, she learns how strength and healing can come from both tradition and the support of those around her.
Tomaquag Museum's book club is a monthly virtual discussion hosted by the Education Team. Discussions held on the fourth Tuesday of each month from 7-8 pm.
*Date shown is the date of discussion so purchase books ahead of time, read, and be ready to discuss! Purchase your copy from the Tomaquag Museum's shop, an Indigenous-owned bookstore, or your local bookstores today.

Local Event: Indigenous Authors Book Club: "Sisters in the Wind"

Indigenous Authors Book Club: "Sisters in the...

Join us on April 28th at 7:00 PM to discuss Angeline Boulley's "Sisters in the Wind." This young adult novel is about a Native...

Indigenous Authors Book Club: "Sisters in the Wind"

TWO DAYS -- Friday &amp; Saturday, May 1 &amp; 2 from 8am – 1pm. 100's of great items! OUTDOOR FURNITURE, MOWING EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, HOME DÉCOR, ART, BOOKS, GAMES &amp; MORE!



Please note:&nbsp; Cash only; Rain or Shine

Local Event: Yard Sale

North Kingstown

Yard Sale

TWO DAYS -- Friday & Saturday, May 1 & 2 from 8am – 1pm. 100's of great items! OUTDOOR FURNITURE, MOWING EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, HOME...

First Baptist Church East Greenwich

Join us for a delicious community feast featuring scrambled eggs, ham, baked beans, home fries, johnny cakes, muffins, pie, and more. Tickets are available at the door or by phone, with take-out options and charming homemade May baskets filled with fudge or flowers also available for purchase.

Local Event: 56th Annual May Breakfast

Kent County

East Greenwich

56th Annual May Breakfast

Join us for a delicious community feast featuring scrambled eggs, ham, baked beans, home fries, johnny cakes, muffins, pie, and...

Education is one of the most powerful expressions of sovereignty. While education has long been used to silence Indigenous knowledge, it can also serve as a tool for reclamation and self-determination. This session examines how Indigenous pedagogies challenge colonial narratives and transform classrooms into spaces of continuance that honor Indigenous ways of knowing. Participants will reflect on the responsibility that educators and institutions carry in shaping inclusive curriculum and supporting relational, sovereignty-centered learning.

Local Event: Lunch and Learn with Wunneanatsu Lamb-Cason

Lunch and Learn with Wunneanatsu Lamb-Cason

Education is one of the most powerful expressions of sovereignty. While education has long been used to silence Indigenous...

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Friday, May 1

Yard Sale

MAY

1

8:00 AM

51 Surrey Ln, North Kingstown, RI

Saturday, May 2

56th Annual May Breakfast

MAY

2

7:00 AM

First Baptist Church East Greenwich, 30 Peirce St, East Greenwich, RI

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Monday, April 27

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Saturday, May 2

Monday, June 22

Yard Sale

56th Annual May Breakfast