In this talk, Dr. Smiles of University of Victoria seeks to briefly explore the ways in which Geography as a discipline can make a break with our colonial past as we look to the future, embracing Indigenous environmental and geographic epistemologies in pursuit of what Indigenous scholars such as Leanne Betasamosake Simpson (2017) describe as radical, resurgent Indigenous politics connected to land and environment
Ethnic Studies & Latin American Studies Mon. April 18, 2022
- Reminder- Advising Hours
- Spring 2022 SGIS Colloquium - Dr. Deondre Smiles: Geographic Indigenous Futures
- Professional School Visit: UNL College of Law
- Visiting speaker Forrest Cuch, "How to Be Native at College & Beyond," Th 4/28
- SPAN 341: Translating Hispanic Culture - Contemporary Puerto Rican Poetry
- Summer virtual global internship applications due April 20
- Bureau of Sociological Research
- Undergraduate Student Intern at the Foster Care Review Office
- 2022 RAY DIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP
- Course Spotlight: SPAN 331 War and Human Rights in Latin America