The Museum at Warm Springs will present a lecture by Diné elder Lupita McClanahan from the Navajo Nation from 4-6 p.m. on Tuesday, February 3. The Bureau of Indian Affairs boarding school system eventually took McClanahan away from her family and ancestral land. McLanahan will speak about her life, her relationship with the land, our relationships with one another, and how to move forward together. “Lupita has an important message and valuable life lessons to share from Indigenous values and knowledge systems,” says Museum Executive Director Elizabeth Woody. “This will be a very special listening and learning opportunity and a wonderful way to begin the new year at The Museum.”