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Outside of classrooms and apprenticeships, families and communities pass on cultural knowledge in their daily and social lives. Curator Rebecca Fenton highlights youth learning skills like weaving and saddlery from parents, elders, and mentors.
Featured participants: Chase Carter, Whitley Carter, Ava Delgado, Manuel Delgado, Evelyn Morán Cojoc, Anna Severe, Hta Thi Yu Moo Selvin Vail Diaz
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