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Indigenous/Settler

Princeton University, April 4-6 2019

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Martín Premoli

Audra Simpson, Keynote

Audra Simpson and J. Kēhaulani Kauanui

Bernadette Pérez chairing Panel 1

Billy-Ray Belcourt, Panel 1

Isabel Altamirano-Jiménez, Panel 1

Chadwick Allen, Panel 2

Wendy Warren chairing Panel 2

Chadwick Allen, Kyle Mays, and J. Kēhaulani Kauanui, Panel 2

Paulina Pineda Severiano

Owl / Steven Dennison Smith

Sarah Rivett

Rachael DeLue at PU Art Museum

Leanne Betasamosake Simpson at PU Art Museum

Jonathan Aguirre

Bernard Perley, Panel 3

Maggie Blackhawk, Panel 3

Maya Mikdashi, Panel 3

Nicole Legnani chairing Panel 3

Chief Dwaine Perry (Ramapough-Lunaape)

Tiffanie Hardbarger chairing Panel 4

Kyle Powys Whyte, Panel 4

Desiree Kane, Panel 4

Megan Red Shirt-Shaw, Panel 4

Isabel Lockhart

Candis Callison chairing Panel 5

John Little, Panel 5

Glen Coulthard, Panel 5

Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, Panel 5

Lindsay Ofrias

Chelsea Vowel, Keynote

Primary sponsor: Princeton Humanities Council’s David A. Gardner ’69 Magic Project

Also sponsored by: Princeton University Center for Human Values, the Princeton Environmental Institute, and the Princeton University Art Museum

And thank you to the work and support of: Professor Sarah Rivett, the Princeton University English Department, the Princeton Program in American Studies, and the Princeton American Indian and Indigenous Studies Working Group (PAIISWG)

Conference organizers: Isabel Lockhart, Martín Premoli, Jonathan Aguirre, Lindsay Ofrias, Paulina Pineda Severiano

Contact
Indigenous/Settler Conference
Department of English
22 McCosh Hall, Princeton, NJ 08544
609-258-4061
paiiswg@princeton.edu

Image credit: “Weaving Water,” 2013. Sarah Sense. Used courtesy of the artist. Find out more.

Ramapough Lenape sites: Split Rock Sweetwater Prayer Camp facebook and Split Rock Sweetwater Prayer Camp Defense Fund

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