Katrina Herne is the Community Outreach Worker for the Seeds of Resiliency Program with the Seven Dancers Coalition, a Cultural Educator for the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe's Healing to Wellness Court, and Kanienkehaka Curltural Consultant for the French-Canadian School Board of Ontario.  Not only does she carry degrees in Social Work, Addictions and Cultural Counseling but Katrina is able to bring her lifetime of traditional learning and knowledge to the table.

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Past Classes:
Fall 2026 - A Brief History of the Kanienkehaka [F-26-1]
Fall 2026 - Signs and Symbols of the Haudenosaunee [F-26-4]
Fall 2026 - Smudging and the Importance of Gratitude [F-26-2]
Fall 2026 - The Haudenosaunee Creation Story [F-26-3]
Fall 2025 - A Brief History of the Kanienkeha:ka [F-25-1]
Fall 2025 - Haudenosaunee Creation Story [F-25-2]
Fall 2025 - Peacemakers Journey and the Great Law of Peace [F-25-4]
Fall 2025 - Signs and Symbols of the Haudenosaunee [F-25-5]
Fall 2025 - Smudging and The Importance of Gratitude [F-25-6]
Fall 2025 - Understanding the Medicine Wheel [F-25-7]
Fall 2025 - We Are Not Trash: Importance of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Movement [F-25-8]
Spring 2025 - A Brief History of the Kanienkeha:ka of Akwesasne [S-25-9]
Spring 2025 - Evolution of Beadwork and Intro to Beading [S-25-13]
Spring 2025 - Signs and Symbols of the Haudenosaunee [S-25-36]
Spring 2025 - The Great Law of Peace: The First Democracy [S-25-17]
Spring 2025 - The Importance of Gratitude Using the Ohenton Kariwahtekwen and Smudge Practices [S-25-22]