‘Indigenous/Settler’ Conference Examines Historical and Contemporary Issues Across Geographies

April 15, 2019

The “Indigenous/Settler” conference held April 4-6 at Princeton brought together Indigenous scholars and activists with Princeton students and faculty. Pictured: Graduate student Isabel Lockhart (right), a co-organizer of the conference, chats during a break with guest speaker Kyle Mays, Black/Saginaw Anishinaabe and a scholar of Afro-Indigenous Studies, Indigenous popular culture and urban history at UCLA. Photo: Sameer Khan

The conference sponsored by the Humanities Council’s David A. Gardner ’69 Magic Project and featuring Candis Callison, a visiting research scholar in the Humanities Council and the Pathy Distinguished Visitor in Canadian Studies, was held on April 4-6 at Princeton, bringing together Indigenous scholars and activists with Princeton students and faculty to examine methods for thinking across geographies and building alliances.

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