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What is PATH?<\/b><\/h2>\nWhat is PATH?<\/b><\/h2>\nPATH stands for Pathways to Action, Truth, and Healing.<\/span><\/p>\n The PATH project is an <\/span>educational tool<\/b> and <\/span>call to action<\/b> that centers Indigenous worldviews, movements, artists, authors, and histories. <\/span>We welcome collaboration<\/b> through student projects that build and develop the PATH further.<\/span><\/p>\n With PATH, we invite you to:<\/span><\/p>\n Look for the LEARN MORE\u00a0<\/b> <\/p>\n Marymount University is located on the homelands of the Manahoac, Doeg, Nacotchtank, and Piscataway peoples, who are the original inhabitants of Arlington County and the greater D.C. metropolitan area. We acknowledge that Marymount was founded in 1950 on land that the Indigenous peoples of this region nurtured for millennia, and we extend our gratitude and respect to them, their descendants, and all who continue to lead the way in the most essential environmental justice work of our time. See Marymount’s full land acknowledgement here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n\n
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icons throughout the PATH website and see our collection of additional educational<\/a> and take action<\/a> resources.<\/p>\nIf you are on campus at a particular PATH location, click HERE<\/a> to learn more about the native plants and artwork by location.<\/h4>\n
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Land Acknowledgement<\/h3>\n
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