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Hoop Earring Workshop
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Fringe Beading Workshop
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28th Annual Harvard Powwow
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Save the Date! 📢 🌟 28th Annual Harvard Powwow 📅 9.26.26 More information on vendor and dancer registration coming soon.
MMIWP Gathering: Remembering Our Relatives
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Come together to honor and remember Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People. We will hold space for reflection and remembrance.
Visitas Open House for Class of 2030
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Class of 2030 — welcome to Harvard 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Join us at the HUNAP Open House during Visitas! Meet our students + staff, explore our space, and get a feel for the community and support here for you. Come through, connect, and see what HUNAP has to offer ✨ We...
Traditions and Connections for Urban Native Americans (TACUNA): Reaching Emerging Adults Nationally through a Virtually Delivered Randomized Controlled Trial
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Harvard Indigenous Health & Well-Being Seminar Series featuring: Elizabeth D'Amico, Ph.D.: Senior Behavioral Scientist at RAND & Licensed Clinical Psychologist Daniel Dickerson, D.O., M.P.H. (Inupiaq): Associate Research Psychiatrist, UCLA Carrie Johnson...
Loom Beading Workshop
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Join the Harvard University Native American Program (HUNAP) for a hands-on Loom Beading Workshop at the Harvard Art Museum M-Lab. This workshop is open to all levels, including beginners. Materials will be provided, and space is limited. RSVP required to...
Advocating for Afro- Indigenous Freedmen in the Twenty-First Century: A Talk with Marilyn Vann on History, Activism, Tribal Sovereignty, and Civil Rights
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Join Ms. Marilyn Vann (Cherokee Nation citizen) for a discussion on the current statuses, histories, and advocacy efforts of Freedmen of the Five Former Slaveholding Tribes (descendants of enslaved people of African ancestry in the Cherokee, Chickasaw...
A Recipe For Resilience: Indigenous Foodways with Indigikitchen Founder: Mariah Gladstone Piikuni (Blackfeet) and Tsalagi (Cherokee)
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Mariah Gladstone, Piikuni (Blackfeet) and Tsalagi (Cherokee), grew up in Northwest Montana on and near the Blackfeet Reservation. She graduated from Columbia University with a degree in Environmental Engineering and returned home where she began her work...