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Follow this page for my past and future conferences, symposia, or other events.

FUTURE EVENTS

INVITED SPEAKER
"Strawberries, data, and meeting kin in the archive."
American Indian & Indigenous Studies Speaker Series

Cornell University
December 4, 2020
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​JOIN HERE: https://cornell.zoom.us/j/95274108671?pwd=aFNlaVc2L1dTVkFudEZlLzk0eWJmdz09
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CONFERENCE
American Association of Geographers

Seattle, WA
POSTPONED: April 2022

Myself, Dr. Deondre Smiles, and Shelby Loft organized a two-session paper panel titled, "Geographies of Embodiment in Settler Colonies." We are thrilled to have eight amazing Indigenous scholars presenting, and Drs. Mishuana Goeman and Michael Krebs as discussants.

I will also be part of the panel discussion on Black, Indigenous, Latinx and Decolonial Geographies, which aims at bridging important recent interventions in the field of geography, and finding possible intersections. 

PAST EVENTS

INVITED PANELIST
"21st Century Plagues: The Political, Ecological, and Economic Dimensions of Pandemic Disease." 
Colgate University
October 28, 2020
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INVITED SPEAKER
Land, Family, Body: Measurement and the Racial Politics of US Colonialism in Haudenosaunee Country
Stanford Anthropology Colloquium, Stanford University, CA
October 26, 2020

IN-CLASS GUEST SPEAKER
"Community Planning and Sustainability" with Dr. Joshua Cousins
SUNY - ESF 
October 27, 2020

IN-CLASS GUEST SPEAKER
"AIS 450: Subjugated Ecological Knowledges" with Dr. Jen Rose Smith
UW-Madison, Madison, WI
October 27, 2020

INVITED PANELIST
Hodinöhsö:ni' Geographies: Unsettling the Settler State

University of Buffalo, Buffalo, NY
October 1, 2020
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CONFERENCE
Native American and Indigenous Studies Association
Tkaronto | Toronto, Canada
CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19

Paper title: "Strawberries of Paper and Plastic: Meeting Kin in the Archive"

C3 SYMPOSIUM PANELIST
New Voices in Science and Technology Studies

Williams College, Williamstown, MA
​November 2, 2019
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Williams College and the faculty and scholars who organized this C3 symposium made me feel so welcome. I was honored to have Dr. Brittany Meché comment on and engage my work, and enjoyed spending the weekend with a group of sharp junior scholars.

PUBLIC INTERVIEW with Rebecca Solnit 
Windham Campbell Prize Festival
Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut
September 18-20, 2019
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As part of the festival celebrating this year's recipients of the Windham Campbell Prizes, I interviewed author and prize recipient Rebecca Solnit on her work "Remapping America." The interview took place Friday, September 20 at 4pm in St. Anthony Hall, at 483 College St. Find more information at this link: https://windhamcampbell.org/festival/events/remapping-america-with-rebecca-solnit

​CONFERENCE 
Society for the Social Studies of Science (4S) 
New Orleans, Louisiana
September 4-7, 2019
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I enjoyed presenting my paper, titled "Surveys, Surveillance, and Indigenous Spatial Practice" at the 4S (Society for the Social Studies of Science) conference in New Orleans this year.

​CONFERENCE 
Native American and Indigenous Studies Association
Hamilton, Aotearoa/New Zealand
June 26-29, 2019
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I was privileged to be invited to travel to Aotearoa to give my paper, "Health and Love in Haudenosaunee Country," at the 2019 Native American and Indigenous Studies Association conference. The main conference and the Indigenous Doctoral Student pre-conference event were impeccably organized, and full of elders, scholars, activists, and students of all kinds.

​CONFERENCE 
American Association of Geographers
Washington, DC
April 3-7, 2019
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Dr. Stephen McIsaac, Erin Torkelson, and I organized a two-panel session titled "Health as Fix: Geographies of the Biopolitical in Settler- and Post-Colonies." I also participated in a panel on "Decolonizing Geography - A Call to Action" with Dr. Jovan Scott Lewis, Dr. Ilaria Giglioli, Dr. Tracey Osborne, Naya Jones, and Linda Quiquivix.
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