The following event is from the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies at Harvard University. This event is virtual and will be held in Spanish with simultaneous English translation. To register, click here. Speaker: Mario Luna, Spokesman for...
A presentation from 2021–2022 Radcliffe fellow Scott Manning Stevens, an associate professor and director of Native American and Indigenous Studies at Syracuse University. His project focuses on ways Indigenous communities can confront cultural alienation...
Dear HUNAP Community: As you likely know, Harvard University is responding quickly to the threat of the novel coronavirus pandemic. This response includes sending undergraduate students home for the remainder of the semester, shifting toward virtual...
Joan Naviyuk Kane presents her new book, Dark Traffic as part of Cambridge Public Library's Native American Heritage Month programming. Register for this virtual event here. Kane's new book explores the arctic and subarctic, as well as America, motherhood...
Harvard University is located on the traditional and ancestral land of the Massachusett, the original inhabitants of what is now known as Boston and Cambridge. We pay respect to the people of the Massachusett Tribe, past and present, and honor the land...
Learn more about the event and RSVP at the link below: GSAS Happy Hour: Celebrating Native American Heritage Month - Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
* A Harvard Divinity School event * This event is free and open to the public, but registration is required. Please join us for a conversation with Native American Church leaders Steven Benally and Sandor Iron Rope, who will discuss the centuries-old...
Join speaker Scott Manning Stevens, Syracuse University, as he discusses Cartographic Colonialism in the Haudenosaunee Homelands. Register here.
This program will take place online via Zoom. Free admission, but registration is required. Register at LINK for more info. Joy Harjo books are currently available at the Harvard Bookstore The Harvard University Native American Program and the Harvard Art...
Wilma and Aaron Tosa of Jemez Pueblo will be at Harvard giving a demonstration of Pueblo pottery making techniques. The Tosa's were last at Harvard in 2016 and were featured in the Harvard Gazette. The article can be accesed at LINK Harvard students and...
Join colleagues and friends from across the University in our collective work of creating a campus environment where everyone can thrive. There will be both virtual and in-person sessions with opportunities to learn, network, and engage in conversations...
The Harvard University Native American Program (HUNAP) invites all Harvard affiliates to join HUNAP for a tour around campus to visit sites and locations tied to the Indigenous history of Harvard. Learn about the Harvard Indian College, contemporary...