Hanwakan Center Bridges the Earth and Sky

Throughout the ages, mankind has created relationships with the earth and sky at places which revered the sun during the day and the moon and stars at night. Some cultures wove their beliefs and traditions into stories told around campfires or inside of their lodges. Read the entire release.

Hanwakan Center Upcoming Meeting

April 18th at the Marsh Haven Nature Center

Subject: The Niagara Escarpment:

Niagara EscarptmentThe Niagara escarpment is more than a huge physical landscape feature composed of dolomite and limestone surrounding the Great Lakes basin. It is also a part of the broader cultural landscape where the natural attributes and vistas afforded from its heights are something people have been aware of for thousands of years. Click to read more and see a bigger map!

Read the article about Herman Bender in The Country Today

Hanwakan member William Seven has become involved in the Starhenge Project. Also read about it in the Arizona Daily Sun newspaper. Seven will feature this project in Hanwakan's upcoming journal, Journeys.

Read Patricia Kurtz's Petroform article on the website of Native Peoples Magazine.

The Hanwkan Center is now accepting articles for its 2009 journal, Journeys.
Articles are now available for members.

The Hanwakan Center is officially registered as a 501(c)(3) organization.

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