Kan Kalaki Tunal (Where the Sun Enters)

Nawat Spanish English Tunal tit, tunal titKan kalaki tunal nuteku tutekunechkukua, nechkukuakan kalaki tunal nuyulu nuyulu mikia nemi tunal tit (x2) metzneki metzneki chukatunal tit, tunal tit, tunal ma’ shu(x2) Kan kalaki tunal nuteku tutekunechkukua, nechkukuakan kalaki tunalnuyulu nuyulu mikia nemi tunal tit (x2) Fuego de Sol, Fuego de solDonde se mete el sol mi […]

Protect Your Spirit: Native Resistance to Settler Violence [Webinar]

Apr 15, 2021 at 12:00 PM Eastern Time Registration Link Native peoples have lived in the Western Hemisphere since time immemorial. Since then, Indigenous communities throughout the American continent have been custodians of the land, air, and waterways in which they live. Native peoples have rich diversity and achievements in what Western Culture would conceive […]

American Indian and Indigenous Community Center – Virtual Lunch Series – Spring 2021

Dr. Kendra Taira Field Tufts University Stories We Tell: Family Histories and Silences in Slavery, Freedom, and Indian Country February 16, 2021 at 3:30 PM EST Registration Link This talk is about stories and silences. The talk will begin with the Field’s ancestors’ migratory lives in slavery, freedom, and the black and black Indian towns […]

Tips on Pronouncing Nahuatl

This page is intended for academic use as a tool to help students hear a native speaker of Nahuatl (Catalina de la Cruz Cruz) pronounce words and phrases. None of the files on this page or the rest of the site should be used without prior consent, and can never be used for commercial purposes. […]

An Archival Research Kit

It can be difficult to know what gear you need for any given archive. I have come up with a small kit that comes in handy at any archive. Keep in mind that I mostly look at documents from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, where extra precautions have to be taken to protect documents. However, […]