NYP - The Next Generation

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Today the Native Youth Program from the Museum of Anthropology on unceded Musqueam territory take over the airwaves with their podcast "The Next Generation". Latisha, Dusty, Karoleena, Jennifer, Calvin, and Isaiah gave tours of the exhibit all summer long. The podcast is a series of reflections on works in the Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun exhibit "Unceded Territories". For more information on the Native Youth Program, visit http://moa.ubc.ca/nyp/

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