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Upcoming Events

Film poster. Left side is turquoise with a woman in a bink headband holding a phone and cigarette with the text "Bad Press" above. RIght side of image is bring pink and notes "Free documentary screening Bad Press, Tue, April 23, 7pm, Cornell Cinema. Free Tickets! Reserve your spot here.

Exhibit

Bad Press - Film Screening at Cornell Cinema
Imagine you lived in a world where your only reliable news source became government propaganda overnight. That’s exactly what happened in 2018 to the citizens of the Muscogee Nation, the fourth largest Native American tribe. Out of 574 federally...
  • American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program
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Lecture

Indigenous Resilience, Reclamation & Recognition v. Removal, Dispossession & Erasure
Indigenous Resilience, Reclamation & Recognition v. Removal, Dispossession & Erasure Archived Event: Saturday, November 4, 2023 | 12PM – 4PM | Goldwin Smith Hall 132/Zoom Watch the full recording here. Panels feature local and national...
  • American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program
Robin Wall Kimmerer stands in a field

Seminar

Land Justice: Engaging Indigenous Knowledge For Land Care
Distinguished Speaker in Global Development and American Indian & Indigenous Studies Program Seminar Recording Thank you to all of those who joined us at the recent seminars with Robin Wall Kimmerer at Cornell University. Recordings of two of Dr...
  • global development
  • environment
  • Environment & Natural Resources
A eggshell colored background with the text Gaza settler colonialism and the global war against indigenous people.

Lecture

Gaza, Settler Colonialism, and the Global War Against Indigenous People
Friday, October 27 at 12:30PM Goldwin Smith Hall, G64 Facilitated by Professor Eric Cheyfitz, Ernest I. White Professor of American Studies and Humane Letters, American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program Hosted by the American Indian and...
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Lecture

Doug George-Kanentiio - Residential Schools: The Enduring Shame of North America: A Personal Narrative from a Survivor
Doug George -Kanentiio (Akwesasne Mohawk) is the chairperson of the Akwesasronon Shonataten:ron, the Residential School Survivors of Akwesasne. He was taken from his home and assigned to the Mohawk Institute, one of Canada's most notorious...
  • American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program