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Here you will find photos of our events and activities.
Aqui pondremos fotos de nuestras actividades y eventos.
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| Matumherí Kaçike René Çibanakán Marcano |
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| Asi comenzo la Restauración |
Chief Boriwex (left) and Chief Cibanakan, (right) at a summer areyto
2001 in Ithaca, N.Y.
Kaçikes Boriwex y Çibanakán en areyto del verano 2001 en Ithaca, NY
At the American Indian Millennium conference last fall at Cornell's Statler Hall
May 25, 2002
José Barreiro (center), editor in chief of Akwe:kon Press, poses with
Maekiew, left, and Ali El-Issa, son and husband of Native American activist Ingrid Washinawatok, who was killed in Colombia
in 1999. Native Americas devoted its 1999 summer issue to Washinawatok.
Courtesy of Akwe:kon Press
| Council member Wakonax prays over burial place |
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| Indian cemetery at Caridad de los Indios, Guanatamo. |
Dr. José Hatuey Barreiro y Kaçike Wama en Cuba
para la devolución de las siete osamentas Taínas de el Instituto Smithsonian
Dr. Jose Hatuey Barreiro and Chief Wama in Cuba
for the return of the remains of seven of our Taíno ancestors from the Smithsonian Institution.
10th. ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION OF THE RESTORATION OF THE TAINO NATION
NOVEMBER, 2002
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| Dr. Irving Rouse and Aorokobori |
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| Proud Grand Pa Waribonex and Wanin |
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| from left to right, Chief Jose Boriwex LaBoy, Chief Rene Cibanakan Marcano, Jonnie Ittinibahai
Irizarry-Marquez, Eric Tihuibo Martinez, George Kamuyari Morales and William Tekinex Zayerz. They are gathered outside an
Indian Arts and Crafts Festival they sponsored in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn. (Newhouse), transmitted March 29.
(Photo by Michael Falco) |
(izquierda a derecha)
Kaçike Boriwex, Kaçike Çibanakán, Itinibahai, Tihuibo, Kamuyari y Tekinex
(left to right) Kaçike
Boriwex, Kaçike Çibanakán, Itinibahai, Tihuibo, Kamuyari and Tekinex
MUSEO DEL BARRIO
2003
| Closing the Taíno exhibit at the Museo del Barrio |
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| Maweiaru, conducts ritual cleansing and blessing of attendees |
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| Waribonex, Waoxeri Itinibahai, Kamuyari |
Celebrating the Continuance of the Indigenous Caribbean Cultures:
Review of an Exhibition at the National Museum of the American Indian
March 22-23, 2003
Marisol Villanueva, seen in the photo at left standing next to Dr. José Barreiro, a member of Nación Taína
(Taíno Nation) and a professor at Cornell University
On March 22 and 23, 2003, more than 900 people attended an historic two-day event
held at the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian in New York City. Taíno and Carib community members from across
the Caribbean were invited to participate in the museum’s Expressive Culture Series program. Participants included:
Dr. Jose Barreiro (Taíno) representing Cuba, Prosper Paris (Carib) representing the island of Waitikubuli (Dominica), Nina
M. R. Aponte (Taíno) representing Boriken (Puerto Rico), Ricardo Bharath (Carib) representing Cairi (Trinidad), and Cándida
Peralta (Taíno) representing Quisqueya (Dominican Republic). [1]
There are many people of both Taino and Carib descent in the New York area. Community members of the
Taino Nation were present as were representatives of the Garifuna people, also known as the Black Carib.
© 2003. Jorge Estevez, KACIKE. All photographs provided by courtesy of Jorge Estevez. All rights reserved.
TAINO GATHERING AT TIBES
ENCUENTRO TAINO EN TIBES
TIBES, BORIKEN April, 2004 - abril del 2004
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| Kaçike Çibanakán, Borikén Taíno leader Martín Veguilla, and Baharí Irokahú |
UNITED NATIONS PERMANENT FORUM
ON INDIGENOUS ISSUES 3rd. SESSION
5/10 to 21/04
FORO PERMANENTE DE LAS NACIONES UNIDAS SOBRE ASUNTOS INDIGENAS 3era. sesion
| UN FORUM ON INDIGENOUS ISSUES 3rd. SESSION 5/17/04 |
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| Maweiaru directing Seven Directions Ceremony |
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