Listening to Water Symposium

Uniting to listen, honor and protect the Water that brings life to all

While the Symposium included two virtual events that brought together voices from across the continent, the art exhibition and in person programming took place throughout the Upper St. Lawrence River/Kaniatarowanénhne and Adirondack Watersheds, on traditional Haudenosaunee Territory (in the land that is known by settler communities as New York State). Uniting across watersheds, artists, scientist, traditional knowledge holders, lawyers, environmental stewards, and activist joined together to "listen to the Water" and took actions to honor their responsibility to protect our more-than human relations.

Christopher Lindstrom, Eileen & Paul LeFort, Sereno Aguilar-Izzo, Marci Diamond, Linda Chalfant, Janet Izzo, Carey K. Curtis, Joyce Hartvigson, Jack Duff, Terri Rasmussen, Riley Kellogg, Kim Bancroft, and Becky Caudill.

This program was funded in part by Humanities New York, with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this program do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities.