Tag: Indigenous
- A Journey to Freedom: Richard Oakes and a History of Red Power
Dr. Kent Blansett, chair of American Indian Studies at U Minnesota - Morris, will speak on the Red Power movement. - Clearing the Path
Claudia Torres of the Network against Repression & for Solidarity addresses repression in Mexico - New England Native American Art Show & Sale
Third annual art show & sale on Dec. 8 - Talk: Community-Based Archaeology
Dr. Sonya Atalay will talk about her recently published book. - Iwariwë Roundtable and Reception
Roundtable featuring Yanomami artist Sheroanawë Hakihiiwë - reception follows - Iwariwë: Fire Comes to UMass Boston
Exhibit recounting the arrival of fire among the Yanomami people of Venezuela. - American Indian Art Exhibit: From Wounded Knee to Present
The NAIS program has organized an exhibit of American Indian art to be shown at UMass Boston - Roundtable & Reception for “From Wounded Knee to Present”
Roundtable with the artists & catered reception - Guest Lecture: “NAGPRA - A Reflection of 20 Years in New England”
Dr. Rae Gould (Anthropology - UMass Amherst) will discuss the complexities of NAGPRA in New England. - Lecture: “Three Bodies: Rethinking Environmental Health and Food Production in Mohawk Community”
Guest lecture by Dr. Elizabeth Hoover, Anthropology (Brown University) - Guest Speaker: Resolving Indigenous Claims through Human Rights Mechanisms
Suffolk’s Lorie Graham & Nicole Friederichs address the topic, focusing on the Western Shoshone.