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Mahindra Event: Two Proposals Regarding "The Woman Carried Away By A Skull," A Kwak'wala Narrative from the Road-Hunt Corpus
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SPEAKER: Daniel Frim, Harvard University Daniel Frim is a PhD candidate under Harvard's Committee on the Study of Religion. His research focuses on Kwak'wala and other oral-traditional literatures within a comparative framework. Please add your name and...
NAIS Working Group Event: “Indigenous Citizenship, Reproductive Nation Building and Contemporary Pueblo People” by Danielle Lucero
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Danielle Lucero is a PhD candidate from Arizona State University. Her research is focused on blood quantum and identity dynamics. RSVP: anthonytrujillo@g.havard.edu
Native American & Indigenous Issues Symposium
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ABOUT Thank you for attending the HUNAP Native American & Indigenous Issues Symposium! This event showcased examples of Academic and Native Nations collaboration and envisioned future partnerships. The symposium also highlighted the important history and...
Mahindra Event: “Mapping My Mother's Nations” by Mary McNeil
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Mary McNeil is a PhD candidate in American Studies at Harvard University and an Ann Plato Dissertation fellow at Trinity College. Her research interests sit at the intersections of Native American and Indigenous studies, Black studies, social history...
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The HUNAP Annual Lecture series was established to bring leading and innovative thinkers to Harvard for the purpose of elevating and highlighting groundbreaking individuals in the fields of academia, literature, arts, and Native/Indigenous studies. The...
Indigenous @ Harvard Walking Tour
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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...
Indigenous @ Harvard Walking Tour
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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...
The Native Cultures of the Americas Seminar: "INENAS in 2022: Reflections and Hope" with Cedric Woods, University of Massachusetts Boston
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Event Webpage: INENAS in 2022: Reflections and Hope | Mahindra Humanities Center (harvard.edu) Zoom Registration Link: https://harvard.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMlcOmsqjssHdBu2R-CeR297o0mha…
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...