The “Cherokee Princess” is a well known stock figure of settler family lore in the US (and elsewhere), a vague and mythical great-great-grandmother invoked by many non-Native people to lay ancestral claim to contemporary Indigenous belonging and resources...
LOCAL CHALLENGES TO TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY: A CITIZEN POTAWATOMI NATION CASE STUDY SPEAKER: KELLI MOSTELLER, HARVARD UNIVERSITY NATIVE AMERICAN PROGRAM Dr. Kelli Mosteller has served as the Executive Director of the Harvard University Native American Program...
Panel Five of the 2023 Undergraduate Thesis Conference focuses on Indigenous Issues in North America. Attend in person or via zoom to support some of HUNAP's students as they present their Senior Theses. Learn more and register to attend via zoom here
The Harvard Department of English presents "Indigenous Reterritorialization and Facebook Time Travel in 'Remembering the Old Cheyenne Agency,'" a lecture by Christopher Pexa Join us at 4:30pm on Wednesday, February 1st in the Thompson Room of the Barker...
The Ash Center invites you to a dinner screening and discussion of the environmental racism documentary " There's Something in the Water," co-directed and produced by Ian Daniel MC MPA 23. The film explores the topic of environmental racism and shines a...
Navigating Pacific Islands Studies in “AAPI”: From the Academic to the Personal Teach-In and Group Discussion with Dr. Rebecca Hogue For dinner, RSVP here
Dalla Costa, AIA, OAA, AAA, LEED A.P. is a member of the Saddle Lake Cree Nation. Dalla Costa was honored in 2022, as an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Architecture Institute of Canada. In 2019 she was recognized as a YBCA 100 recipient by the Yerba Buena...
Who Are We in the 21st Century? Crystal Echo Hawk initiated the first ever Native-led survey of Native peoples in 2020, the Indigenous Futures Survey. What do the findings indicate about the identity, political experience, and concerns of Native peoples...
Join Natives at Harvard College and the Harvard University Native American Program in Harvard Yard at 1pm on Indigenous Peoples' Day!