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Pressekonferenz Connected Kids: Paul Kral, Projektleiter Connected Kids, T-Mobile CEO Andreas Bierwirth, BMin Sophie Karmasin und Barbara Zuliani, Lehrerin einer Tablet-Klasse
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Themes draw together artifacts and images that are connected to such title statements as the following.
Here is how we make ash baskets.
Here is how we do quill work.
Our traditional arts are still alive in our culture.
We were encouraged act like "Indians" for entertainment.
The popular image of us is often wrong, or only part of our story.
We kept our rights to hunt and fish in Michigan.
We continue to protect our treaty rights.
We lived and thrived using nature's resources.
Our traditional ways of hunting, fishing, and gathering are protected by treaties.
We have fished and hunted here for generations.
Hunting and wild game has been crucial to our economy.
We have lived according to nature's cycles.
The Anishnabe woodcarving tradition is distinctive.
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Hover the mouse pointer over the image for pop-up remarks.
Members of the youth constituency, YOUNGO, deliver messages from youth unable to attend COP19 to negotiators.
Exploring basic human emotions using the most basic Photoshop tools - only the brush, eraser and paint bucket. No gimmicks!
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some part of the chain is unique but part of a whole thing. everything in the universe is connected even without heavy metal chains.
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