#Indigenous Studies

Explore collaborative study of Lenape belongings, examining Indigenous books and artifacts through community-led approaches, relationality, and innovative methodologies in book history research.

Exploring Hawaiian ancestral remains repatriation, challenging settler colonial structures, and examining connections between land, spirit, and haunting through Indigenous perspectives and the concept of hoʻopahulu.

NOAA's 2021 Arctic Report Card reveals ongoing climate-driven transformations in the polar region, impacting weather, climate, and communities worldwide. Experts discuss rapid changes and the need for improved observations.

Experts discuss the 2022 NOAA Arctic Report Card, highlighting climate change impacts on the Arctic region, including new findings on precipitation, shipping trends, and effects on Indigenous communities.

Explore the history, survival, and modern challenges of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe through the perspective of Chairwoman Charlene Nijmeh, offering insights into indigenous resilience and contemporary issues.

Exploring new California legislation empowering tribes in cultural resource management, advocating for Indigenous-led archaeology from planning to curation, and interpreting artifacts through an Indigenous lens.