Val Cook, a Native American, is a life resident of the Onondaga Nation (South of Syracuse, NY). She is a member of the Mohawk Nation, Akwesasne, NY, and of the Wolf Clan. She is the eldest of ten siblings and a mother of two beautiful daughters and a handsome son; grandmother of nine. Growing up with family, clan, community and nation ideals helped to develop her awareness of instincts, spirituality and common sense. She s a creative thinker and storyteller of moral values that can be useful to

everyone.

Dr. Jill Little has devoted her life to the education of children and their teachers. She is a retired professor (LeMoyne College) who continues to advance the notion that love and belonging must take priority in our lives. Sharing the Medicine of Love demonstrates the power of this philosophy and invites everyone to use these life changing approaches to connect with their family and loved ones.

Use the links below to hear about our charities affiliates and our friends.

Camp Agape - http://campagapevermont.org/default.aspx

Thirteen Grandmothers - http://www.grandmotherscouncil.com/

Vera House - http://www.verahouse.org/