Displaced Indigeneity, Unsettling Histories:
Forced Migration, Kinship, and Belonging
June 27 & 28, 2023
Hybrid workshop to be held at the University of Glasgow & online.
Displaced Indigeneity, Unsettling Histories:
Forced Migration, Kinship, and Belonging
June 27 & 28, 2023
Hybrid workshop to be held at the University of Glasgow & online.
Special issue of the European Journal of American Studies to be published as Issue 1, 2025, as well as an online conference in Summer 2023.
Issue editors: Helen Yitah (University of Ghana, hyitah@ug.edu.gh) and James Mackay (European University Cyprus, j.mackay@euc.ac.cy)
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Cold War Colonialism: Anishinaabek Responses to Uranium Mining at Elliot Lake by Lianne C. Leddy
In this talk, Leddy will discuss Serpent River First Nation’s resilience in confronting colonial extractive practices during the Cold War period. Relying on oral and archival research methods, Leddy argues that Anishinaabek responses to the devastating impacts of uranium mining in our territory were framed by a powerful understanding of health and homeland.
Call for Papers
43rd American Indian Workshop
Announcing the launch of Bark Canoes: A Digital Canoe Collection
The Museum of Underwater Archaeology and Georgia Southern University’s spring 2021 American Indian History class have created a collaborative project that includes over 30 museums, parks, and historical societies across North America that have traditionally built birch-bark canoes in their collections.
Call for Papers
43rd American Indian Workshop
