Photo galleries and reflections from the Water Is Life Art Exhibit Series, October 28-December 23, 2017.
water protectors
On October 7, 2017, Red Bank Artist Lisa Bagwell led a River Clean Up and EcoArt Workshop as part of the Raíces Cultural Center Water Is Life Project. Check out the photo album of the eco-warriors in our community who give us a little glimpse of hope in a sea of plastic despair...
Our Plastic Waters – Lisa Bagwell’s River Clean Up and ...
On March 10, 2017, Raíces EcoCulture participated in the Native Nations Rise March on Washington. We do not have many words to share about this march, we were there as allies with and for those whose land was stolen. It was a sad and somber gathering, the pain of centuries […]
Native Nations Rise March on Washington, March 10, 2017
Learn more about the Split Rock Sweet Water Prayer Camp on Ramapough Lunaape sacred grounds, and what you can do to get involved and help.