Dear Lincoln Talk, ICYMI, Rich Holschuh gave an inspiring, deep, beautiful and generous ode to what it means to Belong in Outdoor Spaces, "N'sibo: The River to which I Belong." It was riveting! The recording can be linked to below, or from the On Belonging Outdoors Speaker Series website.
Also at the On Belonging Outdoors Speaker Series website, you can register for the next event in the series: Mardi Fuller will speak to Navigating White Supremacy Culture in Outdoor Spaces and Institutions on December 8, 2021 at 7:00 pm. We hope you can join us! Best regards, Michelle Barnes LLCT/RLF, Chair South Great Road ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: On Belonging in Outdoor Spaces <onbelongingoutdo...@gmail.com> Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2021, 10:25:35 AM EST Subject: Thank you for attending! Dear Attendees, Thank you for attending the first of two events this fall as a special extension of “On Belonging in Outdoor Spaces”. We hope you enjoyed the program! To continue improving the series, we have put together a two minute survey. Thank you in advance for your feedback. On Belonging Speaker Series: Rich Holschuh (Recording) If you enjoyed Rich’s presentation and would like to support his work, please go to Atowi.org/donate. To help us with tracking, please type “On Belonging” in the comment section when making your donation. Atowi Atowi is an Elnu Abenaki community initiative to affirm Native relationships to the Land, raise Indigenous voice... Some attendees were prompted to share some links and assets during Rich’s discussion: MA Indigenous Legislative Agenda - Updates and action alerts Green Burial MA - This was shared in reference to how burials like this are not a new "trend," but something indigenous people have been doing for hundreds of years Change the MA Flag - Information on the push to change the white supremacist flag and seal of Massachusetts We hope you can return for our next speaker, Mardi Fuller, who will present on Wednesday, December 8th at 7pm ET. Mardi Fuller is a hiker, backpacker, paddler and general outdoor enthusiast. In 2008 she completed hiking New Hampshire's 48 mountains that are 4,000 feet or higher, and this January she finally completed hiking each of these peaks in winter. She lives in Boston where she works as a nonprofit communications director. Mardi is committed to personal and corporate Black liberation and believes deeply in nature's healing power. Mardi’s writing and accomplishments have appeared in Outside magazine, the BBC, Melanin Basecamp, and NRDC.org. You can register for Mardi’s presentation here. Thank you for your support! The On Belonging in Outdoor Spaces team On Belonging In Outdoor Spaces deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Farrington Nature Linc, The Food Project, Lincoln Land Conservation Trust, Mass Audubon, and The Walden Woods Project Additional sponsorship provided by the Sudbury Foundation
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