https://youtu.be/EgRUdmvJ24E How State Archives Preserve the Stories of Native Nations Presented by John Dougan, Missouri State Archivist and Records Services Director 28th National Trail of Tears Association Conference & Symposium…
Presented at the 28th National Trail of Tears Association Conference & Symposium Featuring members of the Cherokee Nation's Remember the Removal Bike Ride program, moderated by Heather Fight Dogwidau, Youth…
https://youtu.be/FKKXQdIaBmA Jason: Good that you're all here. I'm glad to see all of you. We are going to get started. Being here at the Trail of Tears conference, I wanted…
https://youtu.be/yzHJECdiXhE Well, thank you. I don't like doing shameless plugs, so I'm glad that Jack did it for me. In January 1827, a company of United States soldiers observed near-starving…
https://youtu.be/ZTPyy7HMPWo Thank you, Yona. We should have given you a shorter bio there. I think that was one for the Cherokee Nation, and I'm really honored to be with you…
https://youtu.be/cBake6diPBQ My name is Last Grade, and I'm a historical archaeologist who has been working with the Eastern Band for several years, focusing on Cherokee history and archaeology. Today, I…
https://youtu.be/iZsRNoh687Q And the kid they said that the Trail of Tears Association Annual Maine, you know of course that five tribes were removed from the southeast in the period between…
https://youtu.be/M2t8gqz8YLk Good day, everyone. I’m Susan Abram, and I work at Western Carolina University and Southwestern Community College, just a few miles away. Today, I want to discuss the connection…
