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 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
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  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
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 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
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  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
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  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
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  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
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  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
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 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
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  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
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 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
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 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
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 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
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 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
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 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
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  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
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SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
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 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DTEND:20260513T210000Z
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 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DTEND:20260515T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ncsu.edu/event/through-our-eyes-in-our-hands
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DTEND:20260519T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
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SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DTEND:20260520T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
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SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DTEND:20260522T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
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SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ncsu.edu/event/through-our-eyes-in-our-hands
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DTEND:20260523T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
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SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ncsu.edu/event/through-our-eyes-in-our-hands
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DTEND:20260526T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
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SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DTEND:20260528T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ncsu.edu/event/through-our-eyes-in-our-hands
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DTEND:20260529T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ncsu.edu/event/through-our-eyes-in-our-hands
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DTEND:20260530T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ncsu.edu/event/through-our-eyes-in-our-hands
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DTEND:20260602T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ncsu.edu/event/through-our-eyes-in-our-hands
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DTEND:20260603T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ncsu.edu/event/through-our-eyes-in-our-hands
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DTSTART:20260604T140000Z
DTEND:20260604T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ncsu.edu/event/through-our-eyes-in-our-hands
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DTSTART:20260605T140000Z
DTEND:20260605T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ncsu.edu/event/through-our-eyes-in-our-hands
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DTSTAMP:20260818T204432Z
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DTSTART:20260606T140000Z
DTEND:20260606T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ncsu.edu/event/through-our-eyes-in-our-hands
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CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTAMP:20260818T204432Z
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DTSTART:20260609T140000Z
DTEND:20260609T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
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SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
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SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
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SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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DESCRIPTION:Through Our Eyes\, In Our Hands: Prioritizing Indigenous Knowle
 dge in Museums will be on display at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design ever
 y Tuesday-Saturday until June 27. This exhibition foregrounds Native persp
 ectives on the stewardship of cultural belongings and the history and futu
 re of repatriation. This exhibition transforms the museum into a site of l
 earning\, self-examination\, and responsibility.\n\nVisitors are guided th
 rough the intertwined histories of museum collecting\, cultural consultati
 on and the journey to repatriation. Archival materials\, personal accounts
  and community-based narratives offer insight into the significance of the
  Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) and the o
 ngoing work beyond its legal requirements. Rather than presenting repatria
 tion as a transactional process\, this exhibition emphasizes its cultural\
 , spiritual\, emotional and relational dimensions — its power to restore
  connections and honor ancestors and communities.
GEO:35.784762;-78.661636
LOCATION:Gregg Museum of Art & Design
SUMMARY:Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge in Museums
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