Native American Story Telling

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Adults (ages 18+)
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This presentation focuses on traditional stories told primarily by Choctaw, Cherokee, and Delaware Nations/tribes, all of which Jones is either a tribal member or descended from. These stories are often told to educate children or entertain people at gatherings. (description from MO Humanities website)

Join us for an evening of storytelling with Suzanne Jones, a high school science teacher in the Ritenour School District with a passion for sharing the often-overlooked history of Native Americans in Missouri and the St. Louis area. With a background in zoology and biology from Arkansas State University, Suzanne combines her love of science and culture to create engaging, educational experiences. A long-time member of the American Indian Center of St. Louis until its closing in 1999, she has continued her mission to educate through presentations at schools, museums, libraries, and community organizations. Her stories bring to life the traditions, resilience, and contributions of Native peoples, offering audiences a meaningful connection to the region’s rich heritage.
 

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