Storytelling & Dialogue on Indigenous Erasure

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Storytelling & Dialogue on Indigenous Erasure

Learn from different tribal perspectives about experiences

Wednesday, April 17, 2024 · 2:30 - 4:30 PM

Performing Arts & Humanities Building : Sculpture Forum (outside!)

Please join us for a storytelling session and dialogue on experiences of Indigenous erasure from individuals of varying Tribal identities.

Storytelling Panelists:

Ashley MinnerJones(Artist, Folklorist

Enrolled Citizen of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina)

Rico Newman (Tribal elder, Choptico Band of Indians)

Drew Shuptar(Tribalcitizen,PocomokeIndianNation)

Joby Taylor (The Shriver Center at UMBC,

enrolled citizen of Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma)

Yolanda Valencia (Asst Professor GES/UMBC,

Indigenous descendant from the Purépecha lands currently known as Michoacán, Mexico)

Thankstothefollowing UMBC co-hosts:

Dept.ofGeography&Environmental Systems (GES)

The ShriverCenter

Center for Social Science Scholarship (CS3)

DresherCenter for the Humanities

Inclusion Council

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posted	April 3, 2024
sponsor	Geography and Environmental Systems
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