We are excited to share the photo gallery of our Amplifying Native Voices 2023 Summer Teacher Institute! This gallery features photos from our Program Director: Kaitlyn Clingenpeel, Diane Slocum, and Andrea Hall, one of our teacher participants.
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- Amplifying Native Voices in North Carolina 2023 Summer Teacher Institute Team (from left to right): Diane Slocum, UNC-Chapel Hill and Archaeologist Shanda Hutchison, Teacher Facilitator, Green Hope High School Kaitlyn Clingenpeel, InHerit Program Director, UNC-Chapel Hill, and Archaeologist Krystal Cole, Teacher Facilitator, Old Main Academy Dr. Serina Cinnamon, Lead Coordinator and UNC-Pembroke Nancy Fields (Lumbee), Lead Coordinator, Director of The Museum of the Southeast American Indian Jerry Lyon, Archaeologist and Teacher Participant Peer Mentor
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- Nancy Fields, Lumbee and Director of the Museum of the Southeast American Indian, giving teachers a tour of the Museum
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- Kevin Melvin, Lumbee Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, and Larry Edwards, Lumbee Culturally Responsive Environmental Justice Program Coordinator, speaking to teachers at the Lumbee Cultural Center
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- Hand-built canoe made by Kevin Melvin, Lumbee Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, located at the Lumbee Cultural Center
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- Nancy Fields, Lumbee and Director of the Museum of the Southeast American Indian, showing teachers a map of the locations of Native North Carolinians
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- Tyler Karpovich, Collections Specialist at The Museum of the Southeast American Indian, showing teachers how to play Chunkey
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- Tyler Karpovich, Collections Specialist at The Museum of the Southeast American Indian, showing teachers how to use an atlatl (spear-thrower)
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- Tyler Karpovich, Collections Specialist at The Museum of the Southeast American Indian, showing teachers the Museum’s teaching collection
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- Harlen Chavis, Lumbee, giving the teachers a tour of The Museum of the Southeast American Indian’s teaching collection
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- Harlen Chavis, Lumbee, giving the teachers a tour of The Museum of the Southeast American Indian’s teaching collection
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- Teachers learning about archaeology and the artifacts left behind by Native North Carolinians
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- Teachers learning about archaeology and the artifacts left behind by Native North Carolinians
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- Teachers learning about archaeology and the artifacts left behind by Native North Carolinians
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- Teachers learning about archaeology and the artifacts left behind by Native North Carolinians
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- Hand-built canoe made by Kevin Melvin, Lumbee Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, located at the Lumbee Cultural Center
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- Shanda Hutchison, ANVNC Team Member, speaking with teachers at the Lumbee Cultural Center
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- Kevin Melvin, Lumbee Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, and Larry Edwards, Lumbee Culturally Responsive Environmental Justice Program Coordinator, speaking to teachers at the Lumbee Cultural Center
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- Amplifying Native Voices in North Carolina 2023 Summer Teacher Institute Cohort
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- Teachers created web maps of what an archaeologist does
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- Teachers created web maps of what an archaeologist does
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- Teachers learning about archaeology and the artifacts left behind by Native North Carolinians
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- Kevin Melvin, Lumbee Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, speaking to teachers at the Lumbee Cultural Center
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- Kevin Melvin, Lumbee Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, and Larry Edwards, Lumbee Culturally Responsive Environmental Justice Program Coordinator, speaking to teachers at the Lumbee Cultural Center
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- Nancy Fields, Lumbee and Director of the Museum of the Southeast American Indian, giving teachers a tour of the Museum
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- Nancy Fields, Lumbee and Director of the Museum of the Southeast American Indian, giving teachers a tour of the Museum
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- Teachers hard at work discussing Native North Carolinians for their grade levels
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- Teachers hard at work discussing Native North Carolinians for their grade levels
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- Teachers worked on an escape room about the Deerskin Trade
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- Teachers learning about Native American Enslavement
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- Teachers learning about Native American Enslavement
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- Teachers worked on an escape room about the Deerskin Trade
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- Teachers worked on an escape room about the Deerskin Trade
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- Teachers worked on an escape room about the Deerskin Trade
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- Teachers worked on an escape room about the Deerskin Trade
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- Teachers worked on an escape room about the Deerskin Trade
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- Teachers learning about Native American Enslavement
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- Teachers learning about Native American Enslavement
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- Teachers having some fun while on break in between sessions
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- Dr. Christopher Woolley, UNC-Pembroke, speaking to teachers about colonial contact in the Americas
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- Dr. Christopher Woolley, UNC-Pembroke, speaking to teachers about colonial contact in the Americas
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- Teachers hard at work
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- Tyler Karpovich, Collections Specialist at The Museum of the Southeast American Indian, showing teachers how to play Chunkey
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- Harlen Chavis, Lumbee, giving the teachers a tour of The Museum of the Southeast American Indian’s teaching collection
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- Tyler Karpovich, Collections Specialist at The Museum of the Southeast American Indian, showing teachers how to use an atlatl (spear-thrower)
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- Tyler Karpovich, Collections Specialist at The Museum of the Southeast American Indian, showing teachers how to use an atlatl (spear-thrower)
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- Tyler Karpovich, Collections Specialist at The Museum of the Southeast American Indian, showing teachers how to play Chunkey
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- Tyler Karpovich, Collections Specialist at The Museum of the Southeast American Indian, showing teachers how to play Chunkey
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- Tyler Karpovich, Collections Specialist at The Museum of the Southeast American Indian, showing teachers how to play Chunkey
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- Tyler Karpovich, Collections Specialist at The Museum of the Southeast American Indian, showing teachers how to play Chunkey
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- Harlen Chavis, Lumbee, giving the teachers a tour of The Museum of the Southeast American Indian’s teaching collection
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- Teachers learning about archaeology and the artifacts left behind by Native North Carolinians
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- Teachers learning about archaeology and the artifacts left behind by Native North Carolinians
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- Krystal Cole, ANVNC team member, discussing artifacts with some of the teachers.
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- Teachers learning about archaeology and the artifacts left behind by Native North Carolinians
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- Teachers learning about archaeology and the artifacts left behind by Native North Carolinians
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- Teachers learning about archaeology and the artifacts left behind by Native North Carolinians
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- Harlen Chavis, Lumbee, speaking to the teachers about Native Terminology and Carolina Native Ethnology
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- Harlen Chavis, Lumbee, teaching about Native terminology
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- Harlen Chavis, Lumbee, showing the teachers different archaeological sites in the Carolinas
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- Teachers created web maps of what an archaeologist does and speaking with Jerry Lyon, an archaeologist and teacher participant.
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- Teachers created web maps of what an archaeologist does
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- Teachers created web maps of what an archaeologist does
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- Teachers learning about archaeology and the artifacts left behind by Native North Carolinians
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- Kevin Melvin, Lumbee Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, and Larry Edwards, Lumbee Culturally Responsive Environmental Justice Program Coordinator, speaking to teachers at the Lumbee Cultural Center
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- Shanda Hutchison, ANVNC Team Member, speaking with teachers at the Lumbee Cultural Center
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- Larry Edwards, Lumbee Culturally Responsive Environmental Justice Program Coordinator, speaking to teachers at the Lumbee Cultural Center
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- Kevin Melvin, Lumbee Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, speaking to teachers at the Lumbee Cultural Center
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- Nancy Fields, Lumbee and Director of the Museum of the Southeast American Indian, giving teachers a tour of the Museum
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- Nancy Fields, Lumbee and Director of the Museum of the Southeast American Indian, giving teachers a tour of the Museum
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- Shanda Hutchison, ANVNC Team Member, showing the teachers a map of the Deerskin Trade
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- Teacher’s received gifts throughout the Institute to take back to their classrooms to incorporate Indigenous voices in their teaching.
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- Teachers learning about Native American Enslavement
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- Krystal Cole, ANVNC Team Member, showing the teachers an escape room lesson plan about the Deerskin Trade
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- Teachers worked on an escape room about the Deerskin Trade
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- Teachers worked on an escape room about the Deerskin Trade
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- Dr. Serina Cinnamon, UNC-Pembroke and ANVNC Team Member (right), chatting with Ruth Cody, NC Archives (left), about lesson plans
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- Teachers worked on an escape room about the Deerskin Trade
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- Dr. Christopher Woolley, UNC-Pembroke, speaking to teachers about colonial contact in the Americas
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- Dr. Christopher Woolley, UNC-Pembroke, speaking to teachers about colonial contact in the Americas
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- A group photo from dinner
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