February 2, 2022
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Graduate Workshop Three | Trans-Indigenous Methodologies
Accessibility: We strive to provide accessible events for all attendees. If you require accommodations to participate fully in this event, complete the RSVP webform and email globalartsandhumanities@osu.edu.
Trans-Indigenous Methodologies
Workshop Leader | Chadwick Allen: Russell F. Stark University Professor and Associate Vice Provost for Faculty Advancement, Department of English-University of Washington
Moderator | Richard Fletcher: Associate Professor, Department of Arts Administration, Education and Policy
What might it mean to organize arts and humanities scholarship across and among multiple Indigenous traditions, rather than endlessly recentering colonial structures and the Indigenous-settler binary? What would a trans-Indigenous research practice look like? In this workshop, Chadwick Allen and students will explore both the exciting possibilities and the multiple challenges — intellectual, practical and ethical — of organizing comparative work that centers Indigenous voices, epistemologies and experiences.
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2022-02-02 12:00:00
2022-02-02 13:30:00
Graduate Workshop Three | Trans-Indigenous Methodologies
Accessibility: We strive to provide accessible events for all attendees. If you require accommodations to participate fully in this event, complete the RSVP webform and email globalartsandhumanities@osu.edu.
Trans-Indigenous Methodologies
Workshop Leader | Chadwick Allen: Russell F. Stark University Professor and Associate Vice Provost for Faculty Advancement, Department of English-University of Washington
Moderator | Richard Fletcher: Associate Professor, Department of Arts Administration, Education and Policy
What might it mean to organize arts and humanities scholarship across and among multiple Indigenous traditions, rather than endlessly recentering colonial structures and the Indigenous-settler binary? What would a trans-Indigenous research practice look like? In this workshop, Chadwick Allen and students will explore both the exciting possibilities and the multiple challenges — intellectual, practical and ethical — of organizing comparative work that centers Indigenous voices, epistemologies and experiences.
Zoom
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America/New_York
public
Accessibility: We strive to provide accessible events for all attendees. If you require accommodations to participate fully in this event, complete the RSVP webform and email globalartsandhumanities@osu.edu.
Trans-Indigenous Methodologies
- Workshop Leader | Chadwick Allen: Russell F. Stark University Professor and Associate Vice Provost for Faculty Advancement, Department of English-University of Washington
- Moderator | Richard Fletcher: Associate Professor, Department of Arts Administration, Education and Policy
What might it mean to organize arts and humanities scholarship across and among multiple Indigenous traditions, rather than endlessly recentering colonial structures and the Indigenous-settler binary? What would a trans-Indigenous research practice look like? In this workshop, Chadwick Allen and students will explore both the exciting possibilities and the multiple challenges — intellectual, practical and ethical — of organizing comparative work that centers Indigenous voices, epistemologies and experiences.
