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Here in Florida, the Seminole Tribe and the Florida State University Seminoles are in a unique partnership. For almost 80 years FSU has been using the Seminole name as a homage to the unbreakable, unconquered spirit of the Florida Seminoles. But, how did this relationship come about? And how is this partnership navigated in the 21st century? This week, join us for a deep dive...
November is here again, and that means its Native American Heritage Month! There are some incredible opportunities for you to learn, experience, and engage with Seminole and Indigenous cultures this month throughout the state. We encourage you to thoughtfully choose to participate in this month’s festivities and uplift the cultures and communities around you. Today, we will h...
Sports are among many people’s favorite pastimes. From casual pickup games to professional tournaments, sports have been an important, and fun, part of Seminole culture for centuries! This week, join us as we do a little dive into the Seminole world of sports through photographs. From the traditional game of stickball, all the way through the recreational past times of today,...
Welcome back to the latest installment in our Seminole Spaces series! In this series, we explore the places and spaces that are important to Seminole history, tourism, and culture. This week, we are looking at one of the bloodiest battles of the Seminole War period: the Battle of Wahoo Swamp. This battle marked a major shift in the Seminole War, one that would have long-reach...
Food is deeply connected to culture, family, and our relationship with the world. But beyond nourishment, food can also serve as an act of resistance. While it may seem simple, what you eat, how much you eat, and how you access food are all shaped by complex and layered systems.
For Indigenous peoples, survival itself is an act of resistance. Throughout history, they h...
