The latest issue of Transmotion, entitled "Tsalagi Scholars: Land, Stories, Relations" is now live! journals.kent.ac.uk/index.php/tr...
Vol. 10 No. 2 (2025): Tsalagi Scholars: Land, Stories, Relations | Transmotion
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Centre for Indigenous and Settler Colonial Studies
@ciscstudies.bsky.social
Research centre based at the University of York (UK) Centring Indigenous voices and seeking to unsettle the structures of colonial dominance through ethical forms of scholarship and engagement.
📅 9 Oct 6pm 🎟️ FREE tinyurl.com/ysht3h25 📌@york.ac.uk @ciscstudies.bsky.social 🎞️ 19th Native Spirit Festival 🌟#INDIGENOUS #firstnations 📽️ SINGING BACK THE BUFFALO + Q&A Dir. Tasha Hubbard Richly visualised deeply uplifting—an epic reimagining of North America through the lens of buffalo consciousness
We're very excited for this year's iteration of our reading group. To register, scan the QR code or follow the link below See you there!
registration open SINGING BACK THE BUFFALO with Dr Tasha Hubbard Native Spirit Festival @yorkuniversity.bsky.social @ciscstudies.bsky.social #indigenousCinema #NarrativeSovereignty #ecology www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/indigenous...
Indigenous Cinema: SINGING BACK THE BUFFALO with Director Tasha Hubbard
Join us for the first UK screening of SINGING BACK THE BUFFALO with award winning Cree filmmaker Dr Tasha Hubbard
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Calling #historyteacher s. TIHPS are delighted to announce our Teaching Indigenous Histories and Perspectives in Schools Conference. Build knowledge and confidence to bring these vital histories into classrooms. 28 June. Tickets £10. Travel grants available. onlineshop.shef.ac.uk/conferences-...
How are museums grappling with histories of misrepresentation? Our co-PI @gillianobrien.bsky.social visited the #FieldMuseum in Chicago to see how Indigenous voices are challenging these spaces through curatorial innovation and community care. sharinglands.com/2025/03/19/a...
A visit to the Field Museum
Professor Gillian O’Brien reflects on a recent visit to Chicago as part of her research for ‘Sharing Lands’.
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Join us for "Indigenous Cartographies and the (Cultural) Rhetorics of Mapping: a Conversation" This conversation is a response, in part at least, to Donald Trump's decision to reinstate the name Mt. Mckinley to Denali in Alaska. buff.ly/41BDFyO
Indigenous Cartographies and the (Cultural) Rhetorics of Mapping: a Conversation
Professor David Stirrup (Centre for Indigenous and Settler Colonial Studies, York) in conversation with Julianne Newmark, New Mexico's Director of Technical & Professional Communication and Assistant ...
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I could not be more excited about our Teaching Indigenous Histories & Perspectives in Schools conference on 28 June in partnership with @1972shp.bsky.social @ciscstudies.bsky.social! It’s only £10 (including catering) & we offer travel bursaries & free follow-up support. Please do sign up & share 😊
Alex Ford@apf102.bsky.social · last yr.Super excited to share the TIHPS: Teaching Indigenous Histories and Perspectives in Schools Conference. Join us to build you confidence in teaching these important histories. 28 June. Tickets £10. Travel grants available. onlineshop.shef.ac.uk/conferences-... #historyteacher #edusky
Better advertising to come, but I’m excited to announce that registration is now live for our very heavily subsidised Teaching Indigenous Histories & Perspectives Conference on 28 June! Bursaries for travel are available plus free follow-up support. Please do share with all your teacher networks!
Teaching Indigenous Histories and Perspectives in Schools | University of Sheffield
Teacher conference at the University of Sheffield, 28 June 2025 Open to all educators, this day conference will support teachers in developing their skills
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We are very excited to share that Madalyn Mann, one of CISCS' PhD students, recently published a piece with The Conversation in connection with her research theconversation.com/how-educatio...
How education in the US has been weaponised against Native Americans
My PhD research explores the exploitation and assimilation Native American children were subjected to in the nineteenth century.
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Join us for this year's Incomindios-Lippuner scholar's virtual talk Katherin P. Tairo-Quispe will present "Cconchas: A Communitarian-Territorial Practice of Quechua Women in the Andes"
Hi All! We're very excited to be joining the community on bluesky