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The Native Research
and Pacific Research clusters present:
Decolonizing Methodology
and Beyond: Constructing Indigenous Methodologies
Friday, February 23, 6:30pm
- 10pm
Saturday, February 24, 9:00am - 10pm
Oakes Learning Center
Indigenous scholars have critiqued the colonizing practices of western
methodologies for decades. This conference will attempt to go beyond these
critiques and develop methodologies that are accountable to indigenous
communities.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
Elizabeth
Cook-Lynn
(Crow Creek Sioux)
Eastern Washington University
Professor Emerita, Literature
David Gegeo
(Solomon Islands)
California State University, Monterey Bay
Political Science
Additional participants:
Jennifer Denetdale
(Navajo)
Northern Arizona University
History
Natividad Gutierrez
(Chiapanekan)
Universidad Nacional Aut—noma de Mˇxico
Education
Ku Kahakalau
(Hawai'ian)
Kanu o Ka 'Aina Hawaiian Academy and CharterSchool
Education
Manu Meyer
(Hawai'ian)
University of Hawai'i at Hilo
Education
Luana Ross
(Salish)
University of Washington
Sociology
Audra Simpson
(Mohawk)
McGill University
Anthropology
Ngahuia Te Awekotuku
(Maori)
Victoria University
Social Sciences
Winona Wheeler
(Cree)
Saskatchewan Indian Federated College
History
Craig Womack
(Muscogee)
University of Lethbridge
Literature
Katerina Teaiwa
(banaban/gilbertese--Fiji)
Australian National University
Anthropology
For further information:
Sara Sutler-Cohen: saracher@juno.com; (831) 423-2917
John Brown Childs: jbchilds@cats.ucsc.edu
Free and open to the public
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