Adam Waterbear DePaul is a Chief of the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania, where he serves as Tribal Storykeeper and Director of Education. He collaborates with academic institutions, filmmakers, authors, and others on authentic and educational inclusion of Lenape culture. He is a PhD candidate at Temple University, teaches courses in Indigenous Studies and Global  Mythology, curates the Lenape Cultural Center in Easton PA and multiple Lenape exhibits, and has given over 200 presentations on Lenape topics. Chief Adam serves on several D.E.I. and B.I.P.O.C. committees and has been awarded two scholar residencies and the 26th Annual Germantown Mennonite Peace Award for commitment to education and indigenous advocacy. 

Service work will take place outside for several hours. Please wear sturdy shoes and clothes you do not mind getting dirty, consider long pants and tall socks. Dress for the weather and come prepared with other necessary items such as a rain jacket/windbreaker, a hat/sunglasses, and sunscreen. Please also bring any items you may need during the event, such as a filled, reusable water bottle.

It will be a great day, especially when you come prepared!