On April 14th, members of the Yale Group for the Study of Native America returned to Luce Hall’s Auditorium for the two-hour panel, “Historicizing Settler Colonialism: From...
With a cast of fifteen and twenty-three university co-sponsors, the March 31st production of Sliver of a Full Moon brought unprecedented campus attention to contemporary...
A day after the widely attended dramatic production, Sliver of A Full Moon, playwright and lawyer Mary Kathryn Nagle (Cherokee) joined Judge William Fletcher of the Ninth...
For the second time in six months, YGSNA members traveled to New York University to participate in a jointly organized NYU and Columbia event. Hosted at NYU’s Department of...
In February, Professor Claudio Saunt visited Yale for a presentation entitled, “Treaties, Borders, Vectors: Mapping Colonial Geography Online.” Associate Director of the...
The months of preparation, casting, fund-raising, and publicity for the March 31st performance of Sliver of a Full Moon are nearly complete. This co-sponsored YGSNA and...
YGSNA coordinators have now formally established a social media campaign–#IndigenousRemembrance—to draw attention to long-standing patterns of violence against Native...
