Stay connected with the Reciprocal Research Network.
June Presents to Musqueam Program Administrators
The Program Administrators (October 6, 2009) really liked the RRN and many wanted more information. We also did a presentation for Direction Seven. They have an art center here on the Reserve and wanted to look at designs to help them with their art. We went to the
RRN Display Booth
Musqueam's Olympic Staff try out the RRN
Jody relaxes after a presentation
June shares the RRN at their Booth
June S.
Alert Bay, BC - home to our Community Liaison Researchers David, Lawrence and Lillian,
Lawrence and David Introduce the RRN to Pole Conservation Workshop participants
I am grateful to have been so warmly welcomed at by the RRN team at U'mista. This was an excellent opportunity for me to witness the ongoing and exciting work happening in Alert Bay. It will be great to have everyone together at the Partner Institution Workshop next week when the Community Liaison Researchers from the other RRN co-developers can share the work they've been doing. Stay tuned for reflections on the Workshop in the next few weeks!The Reciprocal Research Network is an online research database that allows access to museum collections of Northwest Coast objects.
It is being developed by Musqueam Indian Band, U'mista Cultural Society, Sto:lo Nation and Sto:lo Tribal Council, and the Museum of Anthropology at UBC in Vancouver, Canada.
Don't Forget to check out the Reciprocal Research Network site and request an account today!
