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FRIDAY: ELEVATING TRIBAL KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE

Friday, May 17th 11 AM - 12 PM
Elevating Tribal Knowledge Exchange: Honoring CNAIR Fellows, Affiliates, Community and Tribal College Scholars 
RESEARCH POSTERS, MINI-PRESENTATIONS, AND ROUND TABLES 

Research Fellows, Faculty, Graduate students, Undergraduate students from Northwestern, Tribal Colleges and local partnership organizations will be sharing and presenting their Indigenous-focused work


 

Mini-Presentations/Poster Sessions (1st Floor Music Room) 

11:00 AM - 11:15 AM - Anti-Colonial Dramaturgy: Indigenous Temporality in Dramaturgical Practice

11:30 AM - Weave to Stitch: Indigenous Studies as a Critical Lens (Pre-recorded presentation) 

11:45 AM - Indigenous Research Methods, Nexus Research and Rights-Based Approaches

(Pre-recorded presentation) 

Research Poster

11 AM -12 PM  - Indigenous Methods and Reparative Creativity from Prison

Presenters: Stateville Cohort 3 Students, RTVF 398: Indigenous Studies and the Moving Image

Roundtables (1st Floor Tea Room)

1. What is an Indigenous Book?: Reflections from Student Research

Student presenters:

Keywords: Indigenous literatures; archives and exhibits; pedagogy; student presentations

 

Roundtables (2nd Floor Ballroom)

2.  Exploring Native Student Affairs: Navigating Roles and Realities

Presenters:

Keywords: Supporting Indigenous Students Outside the Classroom

 

3.  Historical Repertoires Then & Now: Against the Grain Theatre's Operatic Indigenous Activism

Presenters:

Keywords: performance; historical repertoires; indigenous arts; opera; theatre; Northern-led performance practice; activism

4. Community Engaged Research Roundtable - Feinberg School of Medicine Partners 

Presenters: Gregory Phillips II (Feinberg School of Medicine) &  Edith Freeze (Pachacamak Foundation) 

5. Native American and Indigenous Studies & History Roundtable 

Presenters: Reese Rosental Saporito (Legal Studies, Science in Human Culture, and Native American and Indigenous Studies) & Juliana Sexauer (JD-Ph.D. Student, Religious Studies)

6.  Airing our "Dirty" Laundry: Talking about Resilience

Presenters:

Keywords: Resilience, Climate Justice, Sovereignty