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Rematriate: Passing the Seeds

Screening in SHORTS PROGRAM: THROUGH OUR RITUALS

A documentation of a the inception and cultural significance of the “Passing the Seeds” wampum belt, created as a record of the agreement, relationship and story of the rematriation of a collection of heirloom seeds from the Sisters of Providence in Kingston to Ratinenhayén:thos, a group of seed savers and knowledge holders, from Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory.

Directed by Shelby Lisk

Co-presented by: National Screen Institute, Women on Screen

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Shelby Lisk is a filmmaker, artist and writer with roots in Kenhté:ke (Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, in Ontario). She has a background in visual arts and photojournalism and currently works as a reporter covering Indigenous issues and current affairs.

Earlier Event: June 17
The Ritual of the Sex Magick Warriors
Later Event: June 18
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