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Native America Calling: Protecting irreplaceable treasures
Wednesday, May 4, 2022
Protecting irreplaceable treasures
Handmade regalia, eagle feathers, and items handed down through the generations are among the items we keep in our homes and take with us to powwows and other events.
Losing them or having them damaged would be a severe blow. Putting any kind of monetary value on them is difficult, but could provide some sense of security if the worst happens.
Native America Calling will hear about ways to protect the items we treasure most.
Guests on Native America Calling
Josephine Webster, mother and attendee of the Gathering of Nations Powwow
Allen Romero, claims department director at AMERIND Risk
Thumbnail photo by Jeremiah M. Murphy
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