Watch the videos below to learn more about Abenaki culture, food, farming, and land stewardship.
Check out our youtube channel for a full list of videos: https://www.youtube.com/@AbenakiFoodwaysEducation
Please note: We are still fine tuning these videos, as well as development of other materials. Thank you for your patience as we continue to improve the offerings on this website. In the meantime, enjoy!
In this video, Daniel G. Nolett, Michelle Durand, and Suzie O’Bomsawin share their stories and memories of ash, it’s importance to the Abenaki people, and the Abenaki practice of ash basketry, which has been passed down through many generations. Filmed at the community of Odanak, QC, along the northern edge of Ndakina, in November 2025.
This video can be watched to go along with the lesson on ash and basketry on the home page.
In this video, Daniel G. Nolett, Michelle Durand, and Suzie O’Bomsawin talk about Abenaki foodways, in particular how dishes like Sagamite are tied to family, traditions, and the upholding of culture throughout history.
This video can be watched as part of the Sagamite Lesson, available on the home page.