The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, Ltd.

05/11/2023

Join us today. 7.00 p.m. Central

05/10/2023

Please join ISE this Thursday May 11th. for the conclusion of the 3rd semester on the Marxification of America. 7.00 p.m. Central time the phone number is below

04/27/2016

April 28th. 2016
Algonquin River Pow Wow of Champions. 2016”

2nd Floor of the Moline Commercial Club
1530 Fifth Avenue. Moline. Illinois.
7.00 p.m.

By
Conrad Brown Kwaskwami.
Conrad is a member of the Meskwaki Tribe.

Algonquin is a form of language spoken by different tribes along the Mississippi River. It was convenient for them to speak the same language when they came to trade.
The upcoming event will encompass many different tribes who will come from all over the United States and Canada, bringing their own dance style while competing for the best. The winner will get a trophy and an honorarium. The Head Judge, Londel Seaboy is Dakota and Meskwaki. His father Danny Seaboy is Dakota, and the Master of Ceremonies, and will be giving the history of Credit Island during the Pow Wow.


About Conrad Brown Kwaskwami : he is part of the drum group, currently with the Brown Otter group, he was previously with the Red Earth drum group with whom he traveled all over the United States.
He is a Fish Clan member and part of Mississippi River Indian Alliance of the Quad Cities as well as a member of the Friends of Credit Island.

Free and open to the public. Doors open at 6.30

The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, Ltd. is the only free-standing institute of its kind in the area. Its fundamental aim is to provide a forum for the presentation and the contemporary interaction of diverse cultures, including the healing cultures and their traditions.

04/01/2016

" The Meaning of Cultural Healing."
Presentation and Dialogue
By
Krystal Hamilton Case and Narveen Aryaputri

Krystal Case, BSN, RN, is completing her International Nurse Health Coach certification with INCCP. She has worked in the area of Wellness and Health with various Integrative modalities since 2005.

Narveen Aryaputri, B.Ed., M.A. in English Literature, is a Director of the InstituteCHT in addition to her ongoing work as an Artist and an Essayist,. She will be discussing the vison and focus of the Integrative Wholistic Healing component of The InstituteCHT.

General Discussion to follow.


Thursday: April 7th. 2016
7.00 p.m.

2nd Floor above the Phoenix Art Gallery

The Moline Commercial Club Building.

1530 Fifth Avenue. Moline. Illinois.

The presentation will be available on the websitewww.qcinstitute.org under ISE ARTICLES.

Free and open to the public.
Doors open at 6.30 p.m.

09/07/2015

"A SHORT HISTORY OF HYPNOSIS". Independent Scholars Evenings: Matthew Lovecraft. Author and Entertainer. Self-Proclaimed Hypnotist , entertaining audiences of all ages all across the mid-west . 7.00 p.m. Free. Open to all. 1530 5th. Ave. Moline.

11/02/2011

The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, Ltd. is the only free-standing institute of its kind in the area. Its fundamental aim is to provide a forum for the presentation and the contemporary interaction of diverse cultures, including the healing cultures and their traditions.

10/06/2011

Tonigh: “ Social Media: The Big Disappointment: IF you follow the rules.” By Scott Klarkowski : Advocate for Independent Scholars Evenings entrepreneurs and small business. Scott has 5 years of full time social media strategy experience.
2nd Fl: he Moline Commercial Club 1530 Fifth Avenue. Moline. Illinois. 7.00 p.m.
The event is free and open to the public. light refreshments, wine and beverages are served.

Independent Scholars' Evenings are sponsored by The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, Ltd. a 501(c)3 at state and federal level since 1996.

09/29/2011

Independent Scholars Evenings : " When Farmers Were Heros: The Era of National Corn Husking Contests " September 29th. 2011

2nd Floor of the Moline Commercial Club

1530 Fifth Avenue. Moline. Illinois.



When Farmers Were Heroes:

the Era of National Corn Husking Contests.

In October 1940, 125,000 people attended the national corn husking contest on a farm just north of Davenport. From the early 1920s through 1941, local, state, and national corn husking contests were prominent on the national scene. National contests were
broadcast live on nation-wide network radio, providing "ear-to-ear" coverage. In 1936, Time magazine declared corn husking "...the fastest growing sporting spectacle in the world." Contest winners became idolized heroes who were sought after by national
media for interviews and paid to endorse products.

This documentary tells the story of how and why these contests became so popular, especially during the Great Depression. It includes original film of 1930s contests and interviews with some of the participants.

By

Curt and Elizabeth Roseman:

will review and lead a discussion on the video documentary



Curtis Roseman is Professor Emeritus of Geography at the University of Southern California and Elizabeth Roseman is an Independent Scholar. Both have researched and written on geography and history topics, including the Grand Excursion of 1854, and both have helped organize the Quad Cities Henry Farnam Dinner, an annual celebration of local and regional history.

7.00 p.m.

second floor of

The Moline Club

1530 Fifth Ave. Moline.

309-762-8547 for the Moline Club

309-762-9202 for The Institute.


light refreshments, wine and beverages are served.

The event is free and open to the public.

doors open at 6.30

Independent Scholars' Evenings are sponsored by

The Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions, Ltd. a 501(c)3 at state and federal level since 1996.



When Farmers Were Heroes was produced by Heritage Documentaries, Inc. A trailer for the film can be viewed at:
http://www.heritagedocumentaries.org/WhenFarmersWereHeroes.html

In 2009 Heritage Documentaries completed the production of this 27-minute video documentary. We received substantial support for the project from RCH/Innovative Technology Partners, the Riverboat Development Authority, Pioneer Hi-bred International, the CHS Foundation...

09/07/2011

Independent Scholars' Evenings on Sept 8th. 2011 Please join Michael Rosenthal in his discussion on the beginning of Day 6 of Calleman's NInth Wave of the Mayan Calandar.
Carl Johan Calleman, a Swedish scientist has studied the Mayan Calandar

7.00 p.m

The Moline Commercial Club

1530 Fifth Ave. Moline.

309-762-8547 for the Moline Club

309-762-9202 for The Institute.

light refreshments, wine and beverages are served.

The event is free and open to the public.

doors open at 6.30