La signification de l'eau pour les Six Nations, Joseph Brant et l'histoire de Burlington

Date et heure de l'événement

Commence sur août 6, 2026 à 7:00 pm

Se termine le août 6, 2026 à 9:00 pm

Les événements sont listés dans le fuseau horaire suivant : Amérique/Toronto (GMT -04:00)

Taper: en personne
Lieu: Bibliothèque publique de Burlington, succursale centrale
Adresse: Centennial Hall, 2331 New St.
Organisateur: Burlington Public library
905-639-3611

Dr. Rick Monture, Professor at McMaster University, member of the Mohawk nation and Turtle Clan, explores the legacy of influential Mohawk military and political leader Joseph Brant (Thayendanegea). Monture provides historical insight into Brant’s contributions to shaping Indigenous-settler relations, military campaigns, water rights and the founding of the Six Nations of the Grand River.

Dr. Monture examines the unique role Brant played in Indigenous history and the impact he left on the region and beyond. If available, Lindyn Hill, a Research Fellow will speak about resources being developed on Haudenosaunee teachings of water and a digital story on the history of the Grand River and Six Nations.

In-person. Maximum capacity of 70 seats.

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