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May 21, 2013
 
 
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Cultural exploration on a canvas: with Rene Meshake


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George Kennedy, Arts in History George Kennedy is of the Oneida Nation, Turtle clan. He is a student in the Master of Arts in History program at Laurier. His current research is on the Anishnabe/Haudenosaunee transition from allies of the Crown to that of wardship. George is also examining Indigenous diplomacy as it relates to the “Dish with One Spoon” treaty, which derives from the earliest times of the “Great Peace” amongst the Haudenosaunee. George intends to obtain a PhD in History following his Masters. He is a proud to have been entrusted with four of the Creator’s children and life partner Mushkode.

George Kennedy
Master Student,
Arts in History