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Panel / Papers |
Parallel Panel / Papers |
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Tue Nov 24
5 — 6.30 pm |
Opening
· Opening words by the organizers
· Jackie Hookimaw-Witt: Waban Meegwon Esquew Nina (I am White
Feather Woman): Thoughts of a Mushkego-Cree woman about protecting the river of her
people – the Attawapiskat First Nation |
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| Coffee Break |
Moderated breakout groups |
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| 7 — 8.30 pm |
Panel #2 – DAPL & Beyond
· Hanna, Ashly (U of N Dakota ): DAPL (Dakota Access Pipeline):
The Aftermath
· Journée-Duez, Aurélie (EHESS): The #NoDAPL movement: From
eco-activism to feminist-artivism (2016–2019) |
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| 8.30 pm — … |
Meet & Greet breakout groups |
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Wed Nov 25
5 — 6.30 pm |
Panel #3 – Native Americans and Museums
· Collins, Rob (S Francisco State U); Lindner, Markus (Goethe-U
Frankfurt); Richland, Justin (U of California Irvine); Wali, Alaka (Field
Mus. Chicago): Native Americans and Museums — International
Perspectives and Collaborative Prospects (Panel) |
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| Coffee Break |
Moderated breakout groups |
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7 — 8.30 pm
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Parallel Panel #4 A – Perspectives from the Southwest
· Mato-Mora, Patricia (U of Cambridge): Gi'iko ce:mo'oidag – A
proposal for urban-agrarian development in the Gila River Indian
Community, AZ
· Wallwaey, Catharina (Goethe-U Frankfurt): Solar Power on
Tribal Lands – An Example from the Southwest
· Field, Margaret (S Diego State U): Sacred Water Imagery in
Yuman Oral Tradition
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Parallel Panel #4 B – Indian Residential & Boarding Schools
· Telebian, Kamelia (Sapienza U Rome): Lack of Food and the
Betrayal of the Witness in “Where the Spirit Lives”
· Wixon, Amanda (U of California Riverside): Programs of Punishment:
Carceral Aspects of Sherman Institute
· Vincent Veerbeek (Radboud U Nijmegen): Still the same old
song? Music at Sherman Institute after the Second World War
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Thu Nov 26
4 — 5
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AIW business meeting
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5 — 6.30 pm
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Panel #5 – Fluid Identities: Queer + Indigenous Perspectives
· Mackay, James (EUC Nicosia): “thanking the eagles above me
the water around me”: Water and digital environments in the poetry of
Smokii Sumac
· Zanella, Patrizia (U of Geneva): “when history is stolen like
water”: IndigiQueering EJ in Tommy Pico’s Poetry
· Ingwersen, Moritz(U Konstanz) “Why would the water want to straighten my spirit?:” Fluid Relations in the Work of Joshua Whitehead
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| Coffee Break |
Moderated breakout groups
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7 — 8.30 pm
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Panel #6 – Links+/-boundaries
· Kádár, Judit (TE U Budapest): Water and Fluidity in
Southwestern Mixed Heritage Prose Texts
· Preusser, Alisa (U Münster): Navigating Water Boundaries in
Thomas King’s “Truth & Bright Water”
· Wilczyńska, Elżbieta (U of Poznań): Water and Women Link
Representations in Contemporary Native American and First Nations’ Art
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Fri Nov 27
5 — 6.30 pm
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Panel #7 Perspectives from the Arctic
· Gilheany, Emma (U of Chicago): Narratives of Mobility on the
Nunatsiavut Coast: Sea Ice, Fog, Sovereignty
· Ross, Sonja (Munich): Boundless waters, boundless ice –
Arctic cosmological concepts in times of melting horizons
· Dumas, Daniel (LMU Munich – RCC ): Problematic Postage:
Canada’s Claim to High Arctic Lands and Waters through a Stamp
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Coffee Break |
Breakout
groups
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7 — 8.30 pm
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Parallel Panel #8 A - Media and performances
· Šavelková, Lívia (U of Pardubice): Games, Sports and Water:
Participations and sovereignties of Native Americans in Sporting Events
· Heřmanský, Martin (Charles U Prague): Shapes of Water in
Contemporary Native American Hip Hop
· Ruckes, Amy (independent scholar) with Saiph Savage (W Virginia U) & Eber
Betanzos (U Nacional Autónoma de México): Exploitation of Indigenous Social Media for
Political Propaganda
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Parallel Panel #8 B - Waterways and journeys
· Nichols, Roger L. (U of Arizona): Changing the Indigenous
Shapes of Water: Building the Kinzua, Oahe, and Dalles Dams
· Ehrmann-Curat, Quentin (EHESS): “Following the Highways of
our Ancestors”: Tribal Journeys on the Northwest Coast as a catalyst of
cultural resurgence and a vehicle for Native claims
· Nusko, Friederike (LMU Munich): “Our Fish, Our Life.” Water
and the Tulalip Tribes in the Hibulb Cultural Center & Natural
History Preserve
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Sat Nov 28
3 — 4.30 pm
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Panel #9 – Historic encounters
· Moons, Adeline (U Gent): “That all past injurys are buryd and forgotten”
Agency of Native Americans in seventeenth century intercultural diplomacy in New Netherland/New York
· Petit, Jeroen (U Gent): The Third Anglo-Dutch War and the
Articles of Peace between Charles II and several Indian kings and queens
· Hlebowicz, Bartosz (Florence): “A chapter full of romantic
episodes.” – Buffalo Bill’s Indians and Congress of Rough Riders of the
World in Galicia, 1906.
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Coffee Break
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5 — 6.30 pm
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Parallel Panel #10 A – Perspectives from the northern Plains
· Ziarkowska, Joanna (U of Warsaw): “Slender vial of
DNA / For Sale”: Dismantling Genomic Articulations of Indigeneity in
the Poetry of Heid E. Erdrich
· Jeleńska, Gabriela (U of Warsaw): Paternal Rights of
Mishipeshu: Validating the Water Being of Louise Erdrich’s Tracks
· Hans, Birgit (U of N Dakota): Cooperation as
Resistance: American Indian Women, Field Matrons and Housekeepers on
the Northern Plains
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Parallel Panel #10 B – Interior BC cases
· Hart, Richard E. (independent scholar): The Arrow Lakes People
· Reuther, Nina (Konstanz): Water Resource Management between
Traditional and Contemporary Economical Conceptions in BC
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Coffee Brea
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Moderated breakout groups
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7 — 8.30 pm
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Panel #11 – Resource use and protection
· Kruk-Buchowska, Zuzanna (U of Poznań): Food sovereignty
practices at the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin: The case of Ohe-láku –
Among the Cornstalks
· Brill, Saskia (LMU Munich): Clam Beds, Fish Traps + Salmon
Streams: The role of Inter-tidal Zones in Indigenous Land Use Planning
at Canadas Pacific Coast
· Jacquemin, Sylvie (Monthermé): «Walking with the River» [Film
project]
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| 8.30 — 9 pm |
Wrap up and closing words by the AIW conveners.
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