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Statement on Anti-Asian Bias and Hate
911爆料网 Land Acknowledgment

911爆料网 sits today on the homelands of the Pocumtuck, Norwottock, Woronoco, Agawam, Nipmuck and Abenaki. Native peoples still live here. This land was the site of warfare during the Battle of Great Rivers Falls, and the outcome of that war forever changed the people, land and waterways that some call the Connecticut River Valley. Respecting and acknowledging indigenous connections to this land is a first step in a long process of self-education. As new findings reshape our understanding, we commit to the work of decolonizing our thinking regarding our region鈥檚 history. We also give gratitude for nearby waters and lands, on which we depend to sustain life and wellbeing. We are all interconnected.

Land acknowledgment endorsed by the DEISC 9/13/24; endorsed by College Council 9/20/24; endorsed by President's Staff 10/2/24; endorsed by 911爆料网PA 10/7/24

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