Past Events

NAGPRA Nov 20/24 event

NAGPRA and UGA Round Table

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Miller Learning Center 350
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5th Annunal Food Justice Film Festival

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Free to watch online
Flier for event

Cherokee Archaeological Symposium 2024

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Event Center at Harrah's Cherokee Casino
NAGPRA Talk

NAGPRA at UGA

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Tate Student Center, Intersection Room
Flier for event

DeLisa Hawkes, on "Olivia Ward Bush-Banks and Black/Indigenous Solidarities"

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221 LeConte Hall
MHS 2024 flyer

167th Annual Moravian Historical Society Lecture, James A. Owen

James A Owen (University of Georgia)
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Moravian Historical Society Museum, 214 E Center St, Nazareth PA, 18064
Maurice Bailey

Saving the Last of the Saltwater Gullah Geechee People Located in the Hogg Hummock Community on Sapelo Island, GA.

Maurice Bailey, (Save Our Legacy Ourself (SOLO))
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Warnell Building 1, Room 304 & ZOOM
Flier

14th Annual Rooted in the Mountains Symposium

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Bardo Arts Center on the Main Campus of Western Carolina University.
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Lumbeeland Film Screening and Q&A

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Tate Theatre
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INAS Fall Gathering

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Yellow House 290 S Hull St
Information

UGA NAGPRA Initiative Research Live Event

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Zoom
NAGPRA Sept 16

NAGPRA Lunch & Learn with Raelynn Butler

Raelynn Butler, (Muscogee Nation)
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74 Park Hall
MCIFB History & Genealogy 2024

Muscogee Freedmen Band Genealogy and History Workshop

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Virtual Event
Chris Goeckel

INAS Announces Open Application Period for Ruth Pack Scholarships

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N/A
LeAnne Howe

The Oklahoma Center for the Book Grants the Arrell Gibson Lifetime Achievement Award to INAS Director LeAnne Howe

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Oklahoma History Center, 800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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INAS Spring Celebration

Casa Amarilla 290 S Hull St
Flier

Zoom Lecture with Kendall Lovely, "A Virtual Curatorial Tour of Red Coral Stories: Reimagining Classical Pasts for Native Futures"

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https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMrf-uqqjgtEtJEcqmg5S6MkTOwTlAYOaBS#/registration
Flier

Zoom Lecture with Kendall Lovely, "A Virtual Curatorial Tour of Red Coral Stories: Reimagining Classical Pasts for Native Futures"

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https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMrf-uqqjgtEtJEcqmg5S6MkTOwTlAYOaBS#/registration
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Indigenous Culture Day with Native American Student Association

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Reed Quad
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Indigenous Culture Day with Native American Student Association

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Reed Quad
Chris Goeckel

INAS Announces Open Application Period for Ruth Pack Scholarships

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N/A
Flier for event

Native American Allotments Mapathon

Geography-Geology Building, Room 321
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Drone Imaging, 3D Reconstruction, and Visualization Workshop

McBay Science Library, Room 217
Flier for the event

Film Screening and Panel Discussion: "Imagining the Indian: The Fight Against Native American Mascoting"

Morton Theatre
O. Hokeah

Oscar Hokeah, Cherokee Novelist

Oscar Hokeah, (Cherokee Novelist)
101 LeConte Hall
Speaker photo

Seminar with Assistant Director of INAS, James A. Owen

James A Owen (University of Georgia)
Miller Learning Center, Room 207
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Environmental Ethics Movie Night: "Inhabitants: Indigenous Perspectives on Restoring Our World"

Jackson Street Building, Room 125
Alaina E. Roberts

Alaina E. Roberts: Black Slavery, Native Nations, and the Path to Reconciliation

Alaina E. Roberts,
101 LeConte Hall
Flier

Seminar with Author and Professor Alaina E. Roberts

101 LeConte Hall
Rainy Brake

Rainy Brake - Teaching Cherokee Language

Rainy Brake, (Western Carolina University)
101 Leconte Hall
Sara S. Hopkins WCU

Sara Snyder Hopkins - Community-based Cherokee Language Translation

Sara Snyder Hopkins, (Western Carolina University)
221 Leconte Hall
PBS Tom Belt

A Special Screening of PBS Native America: Language is Life

Thomas N. Belt, (EBCI)
221 LeConte Hall

Postponed: Powwow to Celebrate Native American Heritage Month

TBD
Flier for event

David Cozzo - RIVERCANE: CULTURAL WORKHORSE AND ECOLOGICAL POWERHOUSE

Jackson Street Building, Room 125
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Virtual Seminar with Holly Guise (Iñupiat)

Virtual Event
Join the Lamar Dodd School of Art, Institute for African American Studies, and the Institute for Native American Studies for photographer Rahim Fortune's lecture titled "Storytelling & Visual Art: On Collaborative Documentary"

Lecture and Workshop with Photographer Rahim Fortune

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Lamar Dodd School of Art, Room N100
Join the Lamar Dodd School of Art, Institute for African American Studies, and the Institute for Native American Studies for photographer Rahim Fortune's lecture titled "Storytelling & Visual Art: On Collaborative Documentary"

Lecture and Workshop with Photographer Rahim Fortune

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Lamar Dodd School of Art, Room N100
Christopher B. Teuton will be presenting on community driven research.

Seminar from Christopher B. Teuton on Community Driven Research

Critique Space, Jackson Street Building
Rooted in the Mountains F23

Rooted in the Mountains Symposium: Sga-du-gi/Community

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Western Carolina University, Bardo Arts Center
James A Owen

Being a Native Ally

James A Owen (University of Georgia)
Tate Student Center Intersection Room
Rooted in the Mountains F23

Rooted in the Mountains Symposium: Sga-du-gi/Community

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Western Carolina University, Bardo Arts Center
WCU 'wi' sculpture.

Western Carolina EBCI Appreciation Football Game

E.J. Whitmire Stadium, Western Carolina University
Susan Power

Mona Susan Power

Susan Power, (Standing Rock Sioux)
Cinè
Brooks LTTM F23

LunchTime Time Machine: Where Have All the Indians Gone?

James F. Brooks (University of Georgia)
101 LeConte Hall
David Hurst Thomas

Indigenous Georgia and Franciscan Survivance at Mission Santa Catalina de Guale 1570-1680

Dr. David Hurst Thomas, (American Museum of Natural History)
Russell Special Collections Library Room 271
Muscogee Park Grand Opening

Grand Opening of Muscogee Park in Atlanta

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841 Brookline St SW Atlanta, GA 30310
Muscogee Park Grand Opening

Grand Opening of Muscogee Park in Atlanta

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841 Brookline St SW Atlanta, GA 30310

The Spanish inquisition in the Viceroyalty of Peru and Rio de la Plata, 16th - 17th. Centuries

Dr. Federico Tulio Sartori, (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (Arg.))
102 LeConte Hall

The Georgia Swarm NATIVE HERITAGE NIGHT

Georgia Swarm Lacrosse ,
Calvin Farmer Park
Lisa

"Sneaky Justice and Radical Collaboration." with Dr. Lisa Tatonetti

Dr. Lisa Tatonetti,
265 Park Hall
David Cornsilk

PRETENDIANS with David Cornsilk

David Cornsilk,
ZOOM
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Award-Winning Film at The King Center

Yolanda D. King Theatre for Performing Arts 449 Auburn Avenue NE Atlanta, GA 30312

Indigenous and Black Experiences in Georgia Speaker Series: Land Acknowledgments and Historical Dispossession of Southeast Native Americans

James A Owen (University of Georgia)
Link: https://cglink.me/2du/r1931068
NASA Native Music flyer

NASA Native Americans In Music

NASA Exec & Dr Owen,
214 MLC
Welch

“Reclaiming Indigenous Sovereignty through Sport: Cherokee Women & Stickball.”

Dr. Natalie Michelle Welch,
17th Annual Global Education Forum
Dr. Malinda Maynor Lowery

Malinda Maynor Lowery: Stories of Lumbee Women

Special Collections Libraries 271
Frazier

Visiting Speaker: Santee Frazier, Cherokee Nation Poet & Educator

Santee Frazier,
Old Fire Hall #2: 489 Prince Ave., Athens, GA 30601

Imagined Indian: Native Stereotyping in Society

Tate: Intersection Room
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Imagined Indian: Native Stereotyping in Society

Tate: Intersection Room
event

Imagined Indian: Native Stereotyping in Society

Tate: Intersection Room & ZOOM
event

26th Annual Conference on the Americas Opening Plenary, Indigenous Women and Latin American Futures

Dr. Patricia Richards, Alejandra Flores Carlos, & Pamela Calla,
Miller Learning Center, Room 171
Erv Garrison

Native Americans & NAGPRA

Ervan Garrison (University of Georgia)
Leconte Hall 221 & zoom
event

Indian Radio Days Movie and Discussion

Dr. LeAnne Howe, Institute of Native American Studies (University of Georgia)
Zoom
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THE UNTOLD STORY OF STONE MOUNTAIN

Monument: The Untold Story of Stone Mountain ,
Ciné 234 West Hancock Avenue Downtown Athens, GA
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Film screening opportunities! 

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Gilbert Hall & Ciné
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Film screening opportunities! 

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Gilbert Hall & Ciné
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INAS and NASA Welcome Back Event

Yellow House, 290 S Hull St. Athens, GA 30602
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Film screening opportunities! 

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Gilbert Hall & Ciné
ICON speakers

Center for Integrative Conservation Research, Decolonization in Research & Science Panel

zoom - see attached flyer for link
MMIWG2S+

UGA NASA presents MMIWG2S+ Information Table, Art & Activism Awareness, & Movie Screening

Main Li Quad North Campus Main Library
showcase 2022

Native Cinema Showcase 2022

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Online
Cooper Lecture

Rebecca Nagle "We are still here, fighting indigenous erasure in the media"

Rebecca Nagle, (Cherokee Nation, Crooked Media)
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Western Carolina University UC Theater; Museum of the Cherokee Indian TJ Holland Education Room; UGA 221 Leconte Hall
Rebecca Nagle

UGA INAS presents Rebecca Nagle

Rebecca Nagle, (Cherokee Nation, Crooked Media)
221 Leconte Hall
festival

First Voices Festival

L5P Soccer Field
showcase 2022

Native Cinema Showcase 2022

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Online
Cooper Lecture

Rebecca Nagle "We are still here, fighting indigenous erasure in the media"

Rebecca Nagle, (Cherokee Nation, Crooked Media)
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Western Carolina University UC Theater; Museum of the Cherokee Indian TJ Holland Education Room; UGA 221 Leconte Hall
EVENT

Weelaunee Coalition & Emory University present: SHARON LENZY AND RHONDA GRAYSON OF THE CREEK FREEDMEN BAND OF OKLAHOMA ON THEIR HISTORY AND WORK

HTTPS://EMORY.ZOOM.US/J/93309941558
Cooper Lecture

Rebecca Nagle "We are still here, fighting indigenous erasure in the media"

Rebecca Nagle, (Cherokee Nation, Crooked Media)
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Western Carolina University UC Theater; Museum of the Cherokee Indian TJ Holland Education Room; UGA 221 Leconte Hall
WAR podcast

Western Carolina University Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) Panel: Sheyahshe, Ahli-Sha, and Maggie

Ahli-sha "Osh" Stephens, Sheyahshe Littledave, Maggie Jackson, (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI))
Western Carolina University, UC Catamount Room
GA map

UGA History Department's Lunch Time Time Machine Series: Why are there no American Indians in the story of Athens?

Dr. James Brooks, History (University of Georgia)
101 LeConte Hall
Together poster

Vision Maker Film Festival

Vision Maker Film Festival,
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Online
Men's Fancy Dance

UGA NASA presents a Native American Heritage Month Powwow Exhibition.

Tate Theater
Stanley Holder

UGA Native American Student Association (NASA) presents Stanley Holder "Educating the Whole Child"

Stanley Holder, (Wichita and Affiliated Tribes)
Park Hall 265
brothers

UGA Presents a Day of the Dead Concert

Hodgson Concert Hall. 
Craig Williams

Craig Williams, "Not a Song of Golden Greek": Laura Cornelius Kellogg and Native North American Writing on Greco-Roman Antiquity

Craig Williams, Classics (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign)
Fine Arts Room 400
Alaka Wali 

October Virtual Lectures With Alaka Wali

Alaka Wali ,
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virtual
Alaka Wali 

October Virtual Lectures With Alaka Wali

Alaka Wali ,
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virtual
Stickball

Southeast Woodlands Stickball Summit

Dr. Monte Randall (Muscogee Nation),
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Historic Fourth Ward Activity Park: Atlanta, Georgia
Stickball

Southeast Woodlands Stickball Summit

Dr. Monte Randall (Muscogee Nation),
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Historic Fourth Ward Activity Park: Atlanta, Georgia
Phillip Carroll Morgan

Phillip Carroll Morgan, The Lost River

Phillip Carroll Morgan, (Choctaw/Chickasaw)
248 Miller Learning Center
Together poster

Vision Maker Film Festival

Vision Maker Film Festival,
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Online
Chadwick Allen

Mapping the Indigenous Futures of Post-Removal Mounds

Chadwick Allen, English & American Indian Studies (University of Washington)
Special Collections Library Rm 271, 300 S. Hull Street, Athens, GA 30602
summer time!

HAPPY SUMMER!

INAS
FINALS TIPS

Finals Week Studying Tips

INAS,
University of Georgia
Earth Gay

Earth Gay

Earth Gay, Fire and Flood Film Screening (University of Georgia)
Lake Herrick Pavilion
UGA

Homeland Returns at UGA: Tribally-Serving Cooperation Between Western Carolina University and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians

Zoom
Ideas Poster

2022 Torrance Festival of Ideas

Bonn Baudelaire,
Webinar
Fry Bread

Fry Bread Native Culture Celebration presented by NASA

Native American Student Association,
Tate Plaza
Fay

Women, Labor, and Power in the Nineteenth-Century Choctaw Nation

Fay Yarbrough, Professor of History, Associate Dean, Programs and Special Projects School of Humanities (Rice University)
Zoom
FLYER

INAS Spring Celebration

INAS,
'Yellow House" Casa Amarilla
UGA giving day

UGA Giving Day

Online Event
UGA Archaeology Lab

UGA Laboratory of Archaeology 2021-2022 Speaker Series: The Intersection of Archaeological Science and Tribal Perspectives

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Online registration TBA
EVENT

Guest Speaker: Their Determination to Remain

Lance Greene, SOCIOLOGY & ANTHROPOLOGY (Wright State University)
221 LeConte Hall
UGA Archaeology Lab

UGA Laboratory of Archaeology 2021-2022 Speaker Series: The Intersection of Archaeological Science and Tribal Perspectives

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Online registration TBA
White Indians in Mexican Cinema

Virtual Talk: "The White Indians of Mexican Cinema: Racial Masquerade in the Golden Age"

Dr. Mónica García Blizzard, Theatre and Film Studies (Emory University)
Zoom
EVENT POSTER

"We Shall Remain: Trail of Tears" Movie Screening and Discussion hosted by NASA

Native American Student Association, Student Organization (University of Georgia)
Intersection Room at Tate Student Center
day

International Mother Language Day

International
Speakers

Establishing Sustainable Community: Cultivating Indigenous Relationships

Kristen French, Ed. D. & Elizabeth Bragg, M.A.,
Online Event
jerod

Jerod Impichaachaaha-Tate, a Chickasaw Composer Artist Talk

Jerod Impichaachaaha-Tate,
Zoom
ICC 2022

Integrative Conservation Conference 2022

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Russell Special Collections Library, UGA
ICC 2022

Integrative Conservation Conference 2022

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Russell Special Collections Library, UGA
"Sioux Battle" Oscar Howe

Collective Impressions: Modern Native American Printmakers Exhibit at the Georgia Museum of Art

Chelsea Cobb, Nathan Dixon, Nathan Gehoski, Aviva Kasowski, Mike McClelland, and Hannah Warren, Creative Writing (UGA)
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Georgia Museum of Art
UGA Archaeology Lab

UGA Laboratory of Archaeology 2021-2022 Speaker Series: The Intersection of Archaeological Science and Tribal Perspectives

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Online registration TBA
Event Poster

Lab Talk: "Ancient DNA for Archaeology in the Genomic Era"

Dr. Logan Kistler , Research Anthropologist in Archaeobotany and Archaeogenomics (Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. )
Zoom
Yatika Starr Fields

Artist Talk: Yatika Starr Fields

Yatika Starr Fields,
Georgia Museum of Art
S. Sexton UNLV

Native American Literature in Contemporary Anti-Colonial Resistance

Steve Sexton,
Zoom invitation: https://statedept.zoomgov.com/j/1607131731?pwd=L2NZelY1QlkvQThyWUN6TmZlZ0tFdz09
Reel injun

Reel Injun Film Screening Sponsored by the Native American Student Association

Tate Center Intersection Room
HGSA 2021 fall book sale

History Graduate Student Association Book Sale, Monday November 22

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The Plaza behind LeConte Hall
HGSA 2021 fall book sale

History Graduate Student Association Book Sale, Monday November 22

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The Plaza behind LeConte Hall
False Thanksgiving

Rewrite the Story of Thanksgiving Writing Contest

Change.org
UGA Archaeology Lab

UGA Laboratory of Archaeology 2021-2022 Speaker Series: The Intersection of Archaeological Science and Tribal Perspectives

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Online registration TBA
Climate Change and Indigenous Arts

Climate Change and Indigenous Arts.

https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_hX3jCRN0SH-f0J9bJ0Q77a
Heidi Senungetuk

Heidi Senungetuk Recital/Lecture

Heidi Senungetuk,
Ackerman Hall, Emory University
Prints & Poetry

Prints & Poetry: Native American Art and Literature at the Georgia Museum of Art

Georgia Museum of Art, 90 Carlton St. Athens, GA
Searching for Sequoyah

Searching for Sequoyah documentary distributed nationally by American Public Television to premiere on PBS stations in November, 2021.

Leanne Howe (University of Georgia)
Leanne Howe (University of Georgia) James M. Fortier, Producer and Filmmaker, (Turtle Island Productions)
On PBS
Environmental Justice Virtual Panel

Environmental Justice: Coasts, Climate Change and Communities in Canada & the U.S.

https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_JFeNiXJ6RAqdlFA1ycMarw
FM Seminole Handbag

HOMELAND RETURNS:

Ervan Garrison (University of Georgia)
Ervan Garrison (University of Georgia) Jim Wilson, Anthropology (UGA)
ZOOM https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_qXx8UZszT_qGFECZSodjpQ
UGA Archaeology Lab

UGA Laboratory of Archaeology 2021-2022 Speaker Series: The Intersection of Archaeological Science and Tribal Perspectives

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Online registration TBA
Choctaw HP

HOMELAND RETURNS Historic Preservation: A Living Connection with the Choctaw Homeland.

Ian Thompson, Tribal Historic Preservation Office (Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma)
Zoom: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2eUETYbRSSqLNsgubItn6w
"Sioux Battle" Oscar Howe

Collective Impressions: Modern Native American Printmakers Exhibit at the Georgia Museum of Art

Chelsea Cobb, Nathan Dixon, Nathan Gehoski, Aviva Kasowski, Mike McClelland, and Hannah Warren, Creative Writing (UGA)
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Georgia Museum of Art
Ervan

Ervan Garrison on Archaeological Geology and Geophysics

Ervan Garrison (University of Georgia)
Geography-Geology Building 200A or Zoom (Meeting ID: 997 2477 2096)
SfS press release image

Making the PBS documentary, Searching for Sequoyah, and what Sequoyah means to the world today.

Leanne Howe (University of Georgia)
Leanne Howe (University of Georgia) Joshua Nelson, English (University of Oklahoma)
Zoom

***Postponed - TBA*** Tribal Homelands in Research at UGA, and Recruiting Native American Students from Oklahoma.

Ervan Garrison (University of Georgia)
Zoom
Wounaan Ethnography

Book Launch for Spanish language ethnography of Indigenous Wounaan communities in Panama

Julie Velásquez Runk, Anthropology (and Instituto Colombiano de Antropología e Historia (ICANH))
Youtube Livestream
Carla Hadden

UGA 2021-2022 Archaeology Lab Speaker Series: The Intersection of Archaeological Science and Tribal Perspectives

Carla Hadden, UGA Center for Applied Isotope Studies (Archaeology)
Register @ https://bit.ly/3E8uMiD
UGA Archaeology Lab

UGA Laboratory of Archaeology 2021-2022 Speaker Series: The Intersection of Archaeological Science and Tribal Perspectives

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Online registration TBA
Muscogee Nation of Oklahoma

Homeland Returns: Ocmulgee to Okmulgee: Resilience of the Muscogee Nation

RaeLynn Butler , (Muscogee Nation of Oklahoma)
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_V0aZeaZMREG2UkRjlv8EKQ
Phil Morgan

***CANCELLED*** 7th annual AIR lecture to host Choctaw/Chickasaw writer Phillip Carroll Morgan

Phillip Carroll Morgan,
M. Smith Griffith Auditorium, Georgia Museum of Art 90 Carlton St., Athens, GA
D. Morrison Beauty of the Wild

Design Landscapes Inspired by Native Plant Communities

Darrel Morrison,
JSB 125 and ZOom
Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

Seminole Nation Cultural Resources

David Frank & Jake Tiger, (Seminole Nation of Oklahoma)
Zoom webinar.
Margaret Roach Wheeler

Hand-Woven

Margaret Roach Wheeler, Lamar Dodd School of Art (Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma)
Zoom webinar; register @ https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ryoyVvSFTwGQhvQngji6jA

Homelands -- An Environmental Comparison.

R. Alfred Vick (University of Georgia)
TBA
Image of Dr. Lee Hester

Dr. Lee Hester, "Pretindians and Modern Culture"

Dr. Lee Hester, Philosophy (University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma)
Zoom Session. Contact Jace Weaver for a Zoom link <jweaver@uga.edu>
Red Atlantic

Conference: Transnationalism and the Red Atlantic

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Miller Learning Center, Room S306
Red Atlantic

Conference: Transnationalism and the Red Atlantic

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Miller Learning Center, Room S306
Image of Stacy Leeds

Stacy Leeds' Talk Postponed. New Time and Date to follow.

Stacy Leeds, (Cherokee Nation)
101 Miller Learning Center, University of Georgia
Image of Chad Smith (Former Principal Chief of the Cherokee)

"Cherokee Removal and the Trail of Tears: The Unlearned Lessons of Populism Today." Chad Smith (Cherokee Nation)

Chad Smith,
286 Miller Learning Center
Image of William YellowRobe, Jr.

A Reading by William S. Yellowrobe, Jr.

William YellowRobe, Jr. , (University of Maine)
304 Caldwell Hall
Chadwick Allen portrait

"Across and Through These Lands: Earthworks, Indigenous Identity, and Return"

Chadwick Allen, Department of English (University of Washington)
M. Smith Griffith Auditorium, Georgia Museum, 90 Carlton Street, Athens
Image of Drew Lopenzina

From Mashpee to Standing Rock: Reading William Apess in the 21st Century

Dr. Drew Lopenzina, (Old Dominion University)
MLC 101
Brent Learned in front of one of his paintings

What Is Native Pop?

Brent Learned,
102 Miller Learning Center
Image of David Hurst Thomas on the Georgia Coast

"Unearthing Georgia's Deep Cultural Exchange: Still Digging On St. Catherines Island"

David Hurst Thomas, (American Museum of Natural History, New York)
Richard B. Russell Bldg., Special Collections Libraries, Auditorium
Cover art of "The Daughter of Dawn"

Jack Baker screening "The Daughter of Dawn"

Jack Baker, (President, Oklahoma Historical Society)
Miller Learning Center, Room 171
Daniel Justice

American Indian Returnings: AIR Talk with Daniel Justice

Daniel Justice, (University of British Columbia, Vancouver)
Georgia Museum of Art, M. Smith Griffith Auditorium

Cherokee Speculative Fiction

MLC 171

Guest Lecturer: Kyle Powys White

205S Peabody Hall

Film Screening: Curse of the Ax

264 Baldwin Hall

A Reading by Mat Johnson

302 Caldwell Hall

VOX Reading Series presents A Reading by Stephen Graham Jones

Cine

A Reading by Thomas King

302 Caldwell

A Poetry reading by Joy Harjo

MLC 148

Creek/Seminole filmmaker Sterlin Harjo screening his latest film, Barking Water

Cine

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