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Immersion Experience: New Mexico
DAY 5: THE LAST SUPPER (IN ZUNI)
Our last full day spent in Zuni - wrapping up and thanking our guests!
Today we began by going to the tribal center, where we met the Zuni council members who spoke to us about Zuni politics and government procedures. There, a Zuni man named Homer told us about his life story through faith and how he overcame his personal struggles.
After that we split up into two groups, some going to Head-start preschool and the other to the Zuni Senior Center. At both places we made new connections, where we did puzzles with kids and made pottery with the seniors. Through these encounters, we were able to experience facets of Zuni culture and their priorities through art.
This evening we spent our last supper here, we spent it with our hosts where we ate traditional Zuni food and talked with Shanon, Joey, Terrance, and Burn for a final time. We are so blessed to experience all they offered to us. To wrap up our night, we reflected on our takeaways from the trip during our last Circle-Circle Time.
Main-Visitor Entrance
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