IAC Projects
Youth empowerment through culture and land.
Ohné:ka Healing Project
Developed in collaboration with Haudenosaunee educators, artists, and environmental knowledge holders, this project brings forward activities designed to (re)connect youth and communities with traditional teachings and the sacred responsibility to Water.
- Water Testing and Education
- Paddle Boarding
- Educational Curriculum and In-Person Presentations to Educators
- Event and Workshops
- Paddle Board Community Art Murals
- Paddle Board Murals by Haudenosaunee Artists
See lots of photos of the paddle boards and workshops as well as access the curriculum here.
Save The Abalone Project
In the 70's and 80's Abalone was over harvested as an aphrodisiac and quickly disappeared from North American oceans. With this in mind, Millside Ceramics has created an alternative. Ceramic smudge bowls that are modelled after ancient effigies.
Roots to Resilience: Youth empowerment through culture and land.
In partnership with Haudenosaunee Universe, Akwesasne Mohawk Territory, this beautiful youth-driven program embraced culture, land, and wellness through nurturing gardens, art and cultural activities.