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HUNAP seeking two archival interns
Email hunap@harvard.edu to apply Position: HUNAP Intern Level: Undergraduate or Graduate Semester: 2022 – 2023 Academic Year Hours: 10-12 hours per week, depending on availability and/or course load Setting: Office, In-person Payment: Paid Internship Rate...
HUNAP seeking one office admin intern
Apply by emailing hunap@harvard.edu! Level: Undergraduate or Graduate Semester: 2022 – 2023 Academic Year Hours: 10-12 hours per week, depending on availability and/or course load Setting: Office, In-person Payment: Paid Internship Rate: $17.00-$17.50/hr...
HUNAP and HPAIED Welcome Reception
Harvard Affiliates Only Come meet the community and celebrate the start of the new school year! We will have food, drinks, HUNAP merch, and lots of door prizes that include movie tickets, Red Sox tickets, Harvard swag and more! The Malkin Penthouse is...
HUNAP Graduate Student Mixer
Harvard Native & Indigenous Graduate Students (Masters, MD, DMD, JD, PhD, Fellows) and Harvard Non-Indigenous students with interests in Native & Indigenous Studies are invited to come learn about: • Student Working Group, organized by Anthony Trujillo...
God is Red 50th Anniversary Symposium
How does Vine Deloria Jr.'s landmark text speak to the field of religious studies, Native American studies, theology, and environmental studies in the twenty-first century? Speakers include Suzan Harjo, Robert Warrior, Michael McNally, Susan Hill, Daniel...
Earth Bound: Welcoming a New Artwork by Ramona Peters
The Harvard Divinity School will celebrate the installation of a new piece of artwork from local tribal elder, Ramona Peters. All are invited.
Film Screening: "River of Gold" & Panel on Illegal Gold Mining in Amazonia
Join DRCLAS and HUNAP for this in-person film screening of "River of Gold," followed by a discussion with Director Sarah duPont and Brazilian experts Cesar Diniz, Raoni Rajão, and Luiz Eloy Terena on the topics of who profits from illegal gold mining in...
Foregrounding Indigenous Voices and Perspectives at The Met
“Foregrounding Indigenous Voices and Perspectives at The Met,” the upcoming Ellen Wayles Randolph Coolidge Lecture in American Art by Patricia Marroquin Norby (Purépecha), Associate Curator of Native American Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.