Agenda

Friday 5/15

• 5-6pm: Arrival to Rock-E House, find room, settle in

• 6pm: Welcome & opening circle

• 6:15-7:15: Dinner, socialize & clean up

• 7:30-8:15 Intro to Counter-Narratives of Adirondack History (in preparation for Native Knowledge 360 training)- Cedar Barg, Climate Network Manager

• 8:15-10:00: Social hour 

• 10:00: Quiet hours/ bed time

Saturday 5/16

• 7:00 am: Grab and go breakfast & coffee available

• 7:45 am: Morning Check-In, review the day

• 8:00 am: Depart Rock-E House for The Wild Center 

• 8:45 am: Arrive at Wild Center

• 9:00 am- 2:30 pm: Native Knowledge 360 training with Museum of the American Indian & partners.
  On Saturday, we will join Native Knowledge 360°, the education initiative of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian, at The Wild Center for an in-depth look at the newest classroom-ready resource for middle school teachers and students: American Revolution: Haudenosaunee Perseverance. This interactive, standards-aligned resource explores how the Haudenosaunee Confederacy (Mohawk, Oneida, Tuscarora, Onondaga, Cayuga, and Seneca nations) persevered during and after the American Revolution. 

• 2:30-5:00 pm: Free exploration of Wild Center exhibits & grounds

• 5:00 pm: Depart The Wild Center 

• 5:30 pm: Arrive at Rivertrail Beer Works for dinner & social hour

• 7:00 pm: Depart for Rock-E House

• 7:30 pm: Third Space Prompts open for individual reflection

Sunday 5/17

• 6:00 am: Optional morning hike on Mt. Van Hovenberg

• 9:00 am: Breakfast & coffee hour

• 10:00 am: Looking Back, Looking Forward: Reflection & Takeaways on Native Knowledge 360 Training and NCCEC updates

• 11:00 am: Pack up and departure