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Monday, March 11:
1:30-2:30 Film Screening"The Song of the Butterfly", and roundtable with director Núria Frigola Torrent- Center for British and Irish Studies (CBIS)
4:00-5:15 Indigenous Media: Initiatives North and South -
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Tuesday, March 12:
10:00-11:00 Keynote lecture Karyn Recollet - Museum of Natural History. CU Boulder
Talk: “Kinstilliths: Radical Relationalities and Spatial Matters”
1:00 -2:30 Challenges of teaching Indigenous Languages - Museum of Natural History, CU Boulder
3:30-4:30 Latinx Indigeneities and Migrations - Museum of Natural History, CU Boulder
5:00-6:30 Quechua Games-Museum of Natural History, CU Boulder
Wednesday, March 13:
11:00-12:30: Keynote lecture Emil’ Keme - Museum of Natural History, CU Boulder
Talk: “Interrupting Settler Colonial Borders, and Remapping Indigenous Sovereignties. A Proposal”
1:30-2:45: Indigenous languages and their speakers: Scientific and Professional Perspectives in Southern Peruvian Quechua and Beyond - Museum of Natural History, CU Boulder
3:00-4:15:Queer Indigeneities: Critical Interventions - Museum of Natural History, CU Boulder
4:30-6:00: Music/dance workshop - Rec Center CU Boulder
Thursday, March 14:
10:00-11:15Restitutions and Museums -Museum of Natural History, CU Boulder
1:30-2:30Indigenizing Democracy -Museum of Natural History, CU Boulder
4:00-5:00Land Back: what does it mean for Universities?Museum of Natural History, CU Boulder
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
* The Dance/Music Workshop, Quechua Games and the Guatemalan Painting Exhibition will be only onsite.
Please fill out our registration form if you plan to take part of the event via online.