The Abenaki of Vermont: A Living Culture is a 28 minute video cassette tape produced by Gregory Sharrow and Michael Sacca for the Vermont Folklife Center in 2002. The film was produced over a four-year period with the cooperation of a number of Abenaki families around the state and the guidance of a volunteer Native American advisory panel. The video invites the viewer into the lives of particular people, looking over their shoulders as they make and do things that connect them to the traditions of their forebears and listening as they talk about their histories, sharing the values that guide their lives. The video's focus on contemporary Abenaki experience is unique. [Description written by the New Hampshire Historical Society]
