Our Impact

Eastern Woodland Revitalization works towards reclaiming traditional knowledge and preserving the culture of the eastern woodland tribal communities. We collaborate with tribal members, the public, and companies to bring awareness about the importance of Indigenous peoples and their contributions to the world. Our impact is far-reaching, and we aim to create a better future for all.

New Projects!

Environmental Focused Projects

Kayak trip

Identify plants, birds, and resources of the Mattaponi River with ornithology expert Dr.Dolby and the friends of the Rappahannock group lead by Heather Strother.

Funding Campaign for Red Wolf Coalition Inc.

Physical Space Project

Continued movement toward acquiring a permanent physical space.

Site Cleanup

Cleaning up historic site(s) such as Chief Otho S. Nelson House with volunteers for proper preservation of the site.

Community Focused Projects

Joining the Indigenous Peoples Feast Hosted by William & Mary School of Education with Troy Wiipongwii

Brafferton Indian School Podcast

On the "Ben Franklin's World" podcast casting Raven Custalow

Video Projects

Videographer Credit: 2023 Cannes World Film Festival Best Humanitarian Short Film award winner; Reagan Studios Grant Credit: Dance Place Washington D.C. Video was also showcased at the 7th Annual Pocahontas Reframed Film Festival 2023 Producer: Raven Custalow