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| REGISTER: Indigenous Wisdom: Our Connection & Responsibility to Water Tickets | Tomaquag Museum |
Join us for a walk at Ninigret Park with cultural educator
Chenae Bullock, LPIM, a citizen of the Shinnecock Nation and Montauk
Descendant. Participants will leave with a deeper understanding of Indigenous
perspectives on water as a living relative and source of life, culture, and
community. Together we will reflect on our own relationship with water and
explore what it means to move from using water to honoring, protecting, and
taking responsibility for it.
Chenae Bullock, LPIM, is a citizen of the Shinnecock Nation
and descendant of the Montauk people. As founder and CEO of Moskehtu
Consulting, she leads cultural preservation, traditional canoe revitalization,
and Indigenous wellness initiatives rooted in her coastal whaling lineage. A
licensed Indigenopathic practitioner and global advocate for water protection,
Chenae has led ancestral water journeys, revitalized Mishoon
(traditional dugout canoe) making, and guided sacred paddling practices
across tribal territories. Through her work, she connects Indigenous knowledge,
environmental stewardship, and cultural understanding, emphasizing the vital
relationship between water, life, and humanity.
Limited to 25, so register today.
