Hula & Polynesian Culture Workshop Series Join the Electa Quinney Institute for American Indian Education for a weekly cultural immersion experience led by Artist-In-Residence Malia Chow from N膩 Hale Studios and special guests. This engaging workshop series invites participants to …
Join us for an evening of community, food, and film as we welcome Ukwakhwa for a special screening of Kanenon:we 鈥� Original Seeds. We鈥檒l begin the event by sharing a warm, fire鈥慶ooked soup at the EQI Fire Circle, creating space …
Join us for an evening of hands-on making and cultural learning during our April Medicine Pouch Workshop, led by Artist鈥慽n鈥慠esidence Rachel Jeske. Participants will learn the process of creating a traditional medicine pouch and the significance these pouches hold within …
Hula & Polynesian Culture Workshop Series Join the Electa Quinney Institute for American Indian Education for a weekly cultural immersion experience led by Artist-In-Residence Malia Chow from N膩 Hale Studios and special guests. This engaging workshop series invites participants to …
3:30pm:聽 Pre-Screening talk with Kristin Welch You are invited to join us for a pre-screening conversation with guest speaker, founder of Waking Women Healing Institute (WWHI), Kristin Welch.聽WWHI is a non-profit organization led by Indigenous women and survivors, dedicated to …
Presented by Miles Medina; The talk with explore the intersection between International Studies and indigenous Studies applying this framework to ideas of nationhood and governance to meaningfully work towards what Angela Davis describes as the "Freedom Movement" against intersectional oppression.
As part of EQI Student Research Week, please join us for a research presentation by Noah Geluk examining suicide prevention curriculum in social work programs across the Midwest. This presentation explores how social work education prepares students to engage in …
presented by Slater Gutierrez; a student that is about to graduate with an Honors History degree, and a musician in the Milwaukee area, they will be exploring ideas of identity and belonging using the story of Eleazer Williams.
Join us as undergraduate scholars share about their research projects and journey of learning at UW-Milwaukee.
with Artist-in-Residence, Jennifer Stevens. Jennifer M. Stevens enjoys her life in the Arts, especially in Prehistoric Oneida and Sioux Pottery; she strives for Cultural Identity, Empowerment,聽 preservation, Education, and Revitalization through Prehistoric Oneida Indigenous Pottery of Upstate New York. Knowing …