Indigenous Praxis in In/formal Settings
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2023 - 2024
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This Graduate Research Cluster explores settler colonialism theory, anticoloniality, Indigenous resurgence, and Indigenous feminisms, seeking to create community in the interdisciplinary space of Indigenous Studies. This GRC seeks to create conversations about the different lines of inquiry, background readings, and graduate experiences that members bring, with the aim to discover new areas of scholarship, theoretical framings, and methodologies in each other's disciplines that potentially have bearing on our own research and career paths.
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