The spring 2021 SAR In-Depth courses are all taught online so participants can join from anywhere. These courses offer one of the most unique ways for SAR members to engage with leading scholars in a[...]

The spring 2021 SAR In-Depth courses are all taught online so participants can join from anywhere. These courses offer one of the most unique ways for SAR members to engage with leading scholars in a[...]

Register here. Making Medicine: Apsáalooke Conversations on Land, Water, Culture and Art With Nina Sanders (Apsáalooke), Ben Pease (Apsáalooke), and Joree La France (Apsáalooke) Join three Apsáalooke intellectuals in a conversation about the land, water,[...]

Register here. A New Era for Indigenous Art in Museums With Ian Kuali’i (Kanaka Maoli and Mescalero Apache), Marie Watt (Seneca Nation), and Erin Joyce In September 2020, Larger than Memory, a groundbreaking exhibition of[...]

REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT HERE Join journalist and author, Anna Merlan, for an online presentation and live Q&A. Conspiracy theories have always been a factor in the public discourse of the United States and many[...]

Register here. Community Collaborations: Alaska Native Artistic Revitalization With Sven Haakanson (Sugpiaq) and Alfred Naumoff (Sugpiaq) Sven Haakanson, Curator of Native American Anthropology at Seattle’s Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture and Alfred Naumoff,[...]

The spring 2021 SAR In-Depth courses are all taught online so participants can join from anywhere. These courses offer one of the most unique ways for SAR members to engage with leading scholars in a[...]

Register here. Affirming Indigenous Representation: The Future of Native Art and Collections at The Metropolitan Museum of Art With keynote speaker Dr. Patricia Norby (Purépecha) In recent years, The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met)[...]