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  • American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program
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Dr. Angela Enno is the multicultural specialist and senior staff therapist at Northern Arizona University. Her areas of research focus on LGBTQ+ people of color and on Native American & Latinx students in STEM fields.

Join us for an engaging discussion that will touch on the interactions with LGBTQ+ and tribal identities, self-care and building resilience for students holding marginalized identities, and navigating multiracial indigenous identities, anti-Blackness, and identity politics among indigenous students.

Date & Time

February 25, 2021
4:30 pm - 6:00 pm

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Contact Information

Wayva Waterman Lyons, Onoñda’gega’ (Onondaga), Student Support Specialist

  • wl685 [at] cornell.edu

Speaker

Dr. Angela Enno, Turtle Mountain Chippewa

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