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Home Lifestyle Campus Happenings Photos: Native Indigenous Student Union’s Crafting Circle workshop
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Photos: Native Indigenous Student Union’s Crafting Circle workshop

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Gerardo Galvez-Zamora
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September 17, 2024
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Students learning beadwork inside the student office
Students gathered in the SEEA office, immersing themselves in a crafting circle filled with creativity and cultural learning. (Gerardo Galvez-Zamora)

The Native Indigenous Student Union hosted a Crafting Circle workshop Sept. 11 in the Student Engagement, Experience and Achievement office at Taylorsville Redwood Campus. Workshop attendees learned how to design and create Native American beadwork. View a gallery of photos from the event below.

Native Indigenous Student Union's Crafting Circle workshop - Sept. 11, 2024
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Students learning beadwork inside the student office
Students gathered in the SEEA office, immersing themselves in a crafting circle filled with creativity and cultural learning. (Gerardo Galvez-Zamora)
Several people seated at tables learning beadwork
In the heart of the SEEA office, students of all backgrounds worked side by side, turning beads into self expression. (Gerardo Galvez-Zamora)
Hands using beads to create Native American art
Beading kits in hand, participants eagerly dive into the beautiful world of Native American artistry. (Gerardo Galvez-Zamora)
Guest speaker sharing example of beadwork with workshop attendees
The event’s guest speaker shared stories and insights, and some of her work that helped inspire student experience as they created their own beadwork. (Gerardo Galvez-Zamora)
Beads resting on white napkin as workshop attendee creates a necklace
Each bead and stitch represents and honors the legacy of Native American artisans in this modern, collaborative setting. (Gerardo Galvez-Zamora)
Beading workshop attendees seated at tables adorned with yellow tablecloths
With their beading kits in hand, students were given all the tools they needed to start their own beadwork, guided by tradition and technique. (Gerardo Galvez-Zamora)
Four people seated at a crafting table and learning beadwork
SLCC students explore the beauty of beadwork, learning how traditional art forms continue to inspire and unite across cultures. (Gerardo Galvez-Zamora)
People handling beading materials on a table
SLCC students explore the beauty of beadwork, learning how traditional art forms continue to inspire and unite across cultures. (Gerardo Galvez-Zamora)
Host discussing Native American beading with workshop attendees
Guided by the Native Indigenous Student Union, students embraced the beauty and craftsmanship of traditional beadwork. (Gerardo Galvez-Zamora)
Beading workshop attendees learning to craft
The crafting circle offered a unique opportunity to connect with Native American traditions, fostering creativity and cultural appreciation. (Gerardo Galvez-Zamora)
TV displaying Crafting Circle information as attendees work on their projects
The Native American Beading Workshop at SLCC’s Taylorsville Redwood Campus offered students a peaceful space to explore indigenous beadwork traditions. (Gerardo Galvez-Zamora)
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  • American Indians
  • beading
  • beadwork
  • Crafting Circle
  • Fall 2024
  • Native Americans
  • Native Indigenous Student Union
  • On-Campus Events
  • photo gallery
  • Salt Lake Community College
  • Student Engagement Experience and Achievement
  • Taylorsville Redwood Campus
  • workshop
Gerardo Galvez-Zamora

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