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SUMMARY:Singing Bird and the Importance of Native American Women in Illinois History
DESCRIPTION:Dressed in her native regalia, Kim will be giving a history of the natives in Illinois, with a focus on native women, or what was considered “The Hidden Half.” Her primary focus will be on women such as Singing Bird (Blackhawk’s wife) and Hononegah. She will talk about their role in their husband’s lives, and how their lives affected the history of Illinois. The importance of Native music will be introduced, and the audience will be able to play native instruments and learn a song in this interactive experience.\nKim is an award-winning Ojibwa author and speaker. Her family is from White Earth Reservation in Minnesota. An author of 20 books, Kim writes Native American fiction and nonfiction, YA, and children’s books, and travels throughout the Midwest to give presentations on her culture.Kim is the CEO of Quiet Souls Events and Education, a nonprofit organization that promotes native culture through educational programs and special events.When not working, Kim enjoys crafting Talking Feathers, singing, and drumming.For more information, please visit her website at kimberlysigafus.com.\n
URL:https://blanchardvillepubliclibrary.com/events/singing-bird-and-the-importance-of-native-american-women-in-illinois-history/
CATEGORIES:All Ages Program
LOCATION:208 Mason St. Blanchardville, WI
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