Hi Brenda,
Thank you for such a beautiful experience when we came to see the museum last weekend. My troop really loved it! I plan to be back for one of the gatherings.
You are so wise. When you said the most difficult journey you will make is only 14” and pointed to your heart and your head, I lost it. I don’t normally cry, but that just struck a cord with me as I’m going through some difficult decisions in my life. It was a profound moment for me!
Thank you for being an ambassador of your culture and teaching everyone’s youth…I’m hoping they grow up color blind and be the generation of equality!
All the best,
~Kim
Troop Leader, 1094
I would like to thank you for the educational content that I found on your page.
I am a homeschooler parent of a child with moderate Autism. We recently began our government unit. However, my educational goal in beginning this unit is to share the sources of people, culture, and ideas of influence. So we studied the ideas of classical government systems, British government systems.
However, I found limited sources from a native perspective. I remembered an impressionable museum that I visited while in high school. I did a simple search and found your museum. I was able to go through the learning packets that provided some great teaching resources. So thank you for the dedication of keeping the history alive. The resources are the missing piece that I wanted to include in our learning goals. I hope our visit to New York this summer will include a visit to your museum.
Anne Locklin
iroqmuse 12/27/2021
I received this letter regarding our educational program and wanted to share with this group.
iroqmuse 12/27/2021
Another great letter/thank you we received and wanted to share.