Free and open to those who want to learn powwow dance styles

This exhibit, guest-curated by University of Oregon student Marisol Peters (class of 2027, Karuk), explores Indigenous land relationships in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. Working at the intersections between the land, water, culture and history, "The Land We Have Always Known" asks us to re-evaluate our beliefs about our more-than-human relatives and consider ways in which we can heal our world by changing the way we relate to the land.

 

 

Visit us at naacm.org!

 

This panel will feature Indigenous leaders and allies speaking on the pivotal role of Indigenous science, culture, and political leadership in the removal of four dams along the Klamath River. Program to begin shortly after 5pm. Panelists include: 

Ron Reed -Traditional Karuk fisherman and ceremonial leader
Jeff Mitchell - Chairman of the Klamath Tribes culture and heritage committee
Glen Spain - Northwest Regional Director of the Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen’s Association

 

Please contact Megan Schneider with questions or for accommodations at meganss@uoregon.edu. Hosted by Professor Kari Norgaard and the Student Sustainability Center at the University of Oregon. Thank you to the Just Futures Initiative for supporting the event.

 

Come join us for pizza and conversation to learn more about both programs, eligibility criteria, how to apply, and other details! 

 

Plenary Speakers: Dr. Cristina Eisenberg, aparna rajagopal, and Ryan Reed.

 

Sponsored by FUSEE, Environmental Studies, Center for Environmental Futures, Just Futures Initiative, Native American and Indigenous Studies, Oregon Humanities Center, Office of Sustainability, Student Sustainability Center, Political Science, English, Sociology, Philosophy, Coalition Against Environmental Racism, Climate Justice League, Native American Student Union, and GTFF Environmental Justice Caucus.