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Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania:

overview

languages

region

history

"contemporary tribes and organizations"

current culture- events, website, language revitalization,

Lenape page ideas: starting off, do I rename the page? or do I make a new one?

Who we are: largely represent the genealogy of the Lenape who were able to stay in their homeland. Resisted the diaspora movements of being forcibly relocated.

Eastrewoodland Lenape are overlooked because the Chief was offered a settlement in Oklahoma, signed an agreement that was incorrect (all the Lenape left), all the Lenape left the eastcoast, important thing to dispel

ANY contemporary history?! Need modern sources and current events from the tribe

Community partnerships

In the news a lot! Add links and stories

Collaborations with organizations and other communities

Language revitalization project- Swathmore classes, other classes too

Rising Nation River Journey

Section on our governance, efforts gained STATE recognition

Referenced as the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania

Origin of the nation?

Through the third crow, melding with the colonials

talk about prominent people through- More stories and mythology

Environmental concerns

Greg B. Smith

Gregory Smith is an American author, journalist, and educator focused on the American and Italian mafias, public planning spaces, and Roman society. He is currently based in Rome, Italy where he studies at Temple University. Smith earned his Ph.D in Social Anthropology at Oxford University.

Smith taught at Cornell University, Notthingham Trent University, Temple University, and American University, where he was the Dean of Academic Affairs for over a decade.

His published work, "Social Agriculture, Antimafia and Beyond: Toward a Value Chain Analysis of Italian Food", focuses on the anthropology of food in Roman society. His fist book publication is set to release in July 2022.

"He is co-editor of a collection of essays published by Ashgate on Public Space in Rome through the Ages. He has collaborated actively with The International House of Women."

"Smith is currently on the steering committee for the Biennial of Public Space, organized by the Italian National Planning Institute (INU Lazio). This international initiative brings together scholars and planners working on public space in Italy and in the world. Within the biennial, he is codirecting a special session on the history of public space in Rome, as well as a session on teaching urban studies workshops. He received his Ph.D. from Oxford University."