A Dialogue on Community Healthcare at Loyola Chicago
Happy to be in Chicago once more to give a talk with some great people: Symposium Schedule Opening Remarks2:30 pm-2:45 pm Indigenous Women and Environmental Treaty Making in America2:45 pm-3:45 pm Hayley Negrin, Assistant Professor of History from University of Illinois at Chicago, and Edward Polanco, Director of Indigenous Studies at Virginia Tech How Stress […]
Healing Like Our Ancestors is now officially out!
You can now buy Healing Like our Ancestors from a plethora of places including Arizona Press, Bookshop.org, or Amazon. This resource page is super useful so please check it out Healing Like Our Ancestors
Cube Fest 2024: “Immersive Indigenous Experiences”
If you will be in the Blacksburg area between August 23-25, 2024 check out Cubefest!!! I was part of a team of people that hand curated songs for the mighty sound cube. ]https://artscenter.vt.edu/performances/cube-fest-2024.html
Lecture: Dr. Marisa Duarte on Indigenous Writing for Academia
Academic writing is a genre in of itself, one that can challenge prevailing modes of sharing knowledge in Native and Indigenous families and communities. Often Native and Indigenous thinkers in academia struggle with writing for reasons that pertain to our experiences of colonization and social marginalization. Understanding writing as an experience of thinking-on-paper and of […]
The Archivo General de la Nación in Mexico Now Gives Online Access to Some Digitized Collections
Researchers of Mexico will rejoice since the Archivo General de la Nación has officially released much of their “Indios,” “Inquisición,” and “Tierras” collection digitally. You will obviously gain access to a larger collection if you go in person, this new release will surely help many researchers. You can access digitized materials and learn more here. […]
Archivo Historico de la Alcaldía de Sonsonate
The Last Oxen Wagon of La Empalizada (Kwawitkulaltan) in Santa Ana, El Salvador
In early December I had the pleasure and privilege of following Ricardo Antonio Estrada Flores around one morning. He was born in 1942 and he has been driving a wagon for more than 40 years. Check out the video I was able to make.
A Can of Terms Keynote Address: Northeastern Illinois University
Links: https://www.landgrabu.org/ Native Land NEIU Native and Indigenous Student Scholarship Playlist:
Kozmik Force at Virginia Tech
It is with great pleasure that I am able to invite everyone to join us at Virginia Tech in a session of knowledge, theory, and understanding in the form of Hip Hop. On October 18, 2023 we will be hosting Kozmik Force for a few events. Kozmik Force is a Hip Hop duo composed of […]
Demonyms in Nawat ipal Kuskatan
Here we will talk about how to use and create demonyms (gentilicios) in Nawat from what is now El Salvador. -Chanej The suffix –chanej is added to toponyms as follows: x-chanej, xchanej. X being any given town/city/country. to create a word that essentially means “dweller, resident, or a person from x.” Typically this is only […]