Voices of the Small Points

"Voices of the Small Points" is a documentary film by students at Alvarez High School in 2016. The video includes interviews with indigenous Narragansett tribal members Loren Spears (Narragansett & Niantic), Sherente Harris (Narragansett & Niantic), Tall Oak Weeden (Wampanoag, Pequot & Narragansett), and Dawn Dove (Narragansett & Niantic). Topics include the indigenous history of Rhode Island, and specifically the Mashapaug Pond area as well as contemporary life and Narragansett culture.

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Original record: Voices of the Small Points
Collection: UPP Arts Collection
Date(s): 2016
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Creator(s): UPP Arts (Creator)
Subject(s): Alvarez High School
Art in environmental education
Community organization
Green movement
Narragansett Indians
Ponds
Providence (R.I.)
Type: Moving Image

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