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Native American Identity and the Role of Allies Nov. 12th 7pmContributed by Brooke Hansen on 11/08/13 Join us for another great Native American Month event!
Native Identity Panel and the Role of Allies (Two Row Wampum Campaign Insights). Nov. 12 (Tues) Klingenstein Lounge at 7pm
Hollie Kulago (Diné) and Ettie Anderson (Diné) will lead a panel of Ithaca College students sharing their thoughts and experiences about having Native ancestry and being Native American. We will also discuss the role of allies and how non-Natives can be involved and supportive without appropriating or co-opting Native culture. The Two Row Wampum Renewal Campaign paddle event from this past summer will be used as an example of a collaborative event that helped to define the role of allies.
Don't miss the other featured events! Nov. 15 (Fri.) Emerson Suites at 6pmNative Identities in Hip Hop with performances by Bboy Remind, Artson and Pandora Nov. 19 (Tues.) Klingenstein Lounge 7pm Crooked Arrows: Lacrosse in Native America with Alf Jacques and presentation of the film Crooked Arrows http://crookedarrows.com/about/
All are welcome to attend. Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact Brooke Hansen, Chair, Anthropology Department. We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible. kbhansen@ithaca.edu or 607-274-1735.
Native American Identity and the Role of Allies Nov. 12th 7pm Comment from
iramos on
11/11/13
Looking forward to this discussion!
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