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SUMMARY:Echoes of Tomorrow: Indigenous Futures Reimagined.
ORGANIZER;CN="Ethnic Studies Department":
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DESCRIPTION:
 Echoes of Tomorrow: Indigenous Futures Reimagined, 
 is an Ethnic Studies independent study which explores 
 the topic of Indigenous Futurism as a concept 
 of hope for reparations and decolonization. Showcasing 
 works of Dr. Adrienne Keene (Cherokee), Matika 
 Wilbur (Swinomish/Tulalip), Skawennati (Kahnawakeronon/First 
 Nations Canada), Wendy Red Star (Apsaalooke), 
 Dr. Grace Dillon (Anishinaabe) and various other 
 Native activists/artists. Using media and talks 
 from various contemporary artists, we ask questions 
 such as: What is Indigenous futurism? Is this 
 purely just science fiction? What might this idea 
 look like? Is Indigenous Futurism an "achievable" 
 concept? This student led talk will explore the 
 combination of embracing cultural heritage, challenging 
 systemic oppression, and promote healing embodied 
 through an interdisciplinary collection of multimedia 
 art, poetry, articles, movies, videos and more. 
 This exhibit is free and open to the public. All 
 are welcome - please join us!\n
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 Indigenous Futures Reimagined (ETST 399/Independent 
 Study)\n
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 This is a diversity-related event.\n\n

LOCATION:Warch Campus Center 320 - Gallery
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