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
Want to learn more about NAAHU and leadership opportunities in the future? Join us for the second-ever iteration of the SIG Showcase on November 3rd, 2021. This year, each SIG is hosting and running its own virtual event, so there will be plenty of time...
David Wilson, PhD is Director of the Tribal Health Research Office, and Associate Faculty Member at the Center for American Indian Health at Johns Hopkins University. The Harvard University Native Ameirican Program (HUNAP) and the Harvard Medical School...
The Harvard Native American and Indigenous Studies Working Group will hold its kickoff event of the year - in-person!Open to all Harvard graduate students interested in topics, themes, and discussions about Native and Indigenous issues. Contact G2...
Learn more & Streaming Info at LINK STUDENT ONLY EVENT ArtsBites is the OFA round-table discussion series with undergraduate students and visiting artists. Discover and explore how you can create an expressive career and a performative life. Join us for a...
Kailey Bennett is an enrolled citizen of the Cherokee Nation in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Prior to joining the HUNAP office, Kailey worked for seven years in the Harvard Department of English. In addition to her work at Harvard, Kailey also freelances in the...
Register for the webinar here. RSVP for the in-person watch party here. Join HUNAP & the Canda Program of the Harvard Weatherhead Center for International Affairs for a virtual conversation with Buffy Sainte-Marie & Falen Johnson! We'll have snacks and...
"Visualizing Indigenous Worlds: Maps, Data Visualization and Indigenous Cartography" with Harvard librarians Belle Lipton, GIS Outreach Librarian/Harvard Map Collections, and Jess Cohen-Tanugi, Visualization Specialist Wednesday, November 9, 2022 5:15pm -...
Join us for a hybrid conversation with Harvard University Native American Program (HUNAP) Interim Executive Director Jason Packineau as we situate Harvard in the HDS common read Red Nation Rising: From Border Town Violence to Native Liberation. Alongside...
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...
Frank Waln is an award winning Sicangu Lakota Hip Hop artist and music producer from the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota. A recipient of the Gates Millennium Scholarship, Waln attended Columbia College Chicago where he received a BA in Audio Arts and...