Wednesday, April 3
5:30pm-7:30pm - Photographic exhibition inauguration and reception (Brooks Hall, The Commons)
Thursday, April 4
10:00am - 12:00pm - Graduate Student event with Justin Dunnovant and Di Hu (Brooks Hall, B 210), lunch provided after.
3:00pm–5:30pm - Indigenous and Black Geographies: Colonialism and Cultural Persistence in the Ancient Americas Seminar. Part 1, Presentations (Brooks Hall, The Commons) Zoom registration here.
- Black and Indigenous Geographies in the Danish West Indies (Justin Dunnavant, UCLA)
- Living with Ruins: Indigenous persistence at an Ancient Maya City in Yucatan, Mexico since the 16th century (Roberto Rosado, UVA)
- The Siren's Call: Remixing folklore in Indigenous-led cosmopolitanism in the Andes (Di Hu, JMU)
Friday, April 5
9:30am - 10:30am - Experiencing our space and landscapes (Patricia Nguyen, American Studies).
10:30am - 12:00pm - Indigenous and Black Geographies: Colonialism and Cultural Persistence in the Ancient Americas Seminar. Part 2, Discussion session led by Tiffany King (Brooks Hall, The Commons). Zoom registration here.
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