In December, the City Council of the City of Chicago adopted a resolution in order “to honor the memory of the victims of the Sand Creek Massacre.” Presented by Alderman by...
This Valentines Day, inspired by and in solidarity with Indigenous grassroots activists in Canada, the newly formed undergraduate student organization YSAN (Yale Sisters of...
Jodi Gillette (Standing Rock Sioux), Special Assistant to the President for Native American Affairs on the Domestic Policy Council at the White House, spoke to Yale students...
Last month, Harvard University Professor of Government Dan Carpenter began YGSNA’s Spring 2015 semester of events with his detailed presentation, “Indigenous Representation...
In mid-November, YGSNA members and Yale Indian Papers Project editors Paul Grant-Costa and Tobias Glaza met with the Mohegan Elders Council and other tribal representatives...
The presumption that the Native peoples of the Western Hemisphere lacked “civilization,” “history,” “art,” and other institutions of humanistic development has justified...
In December, YGSNA member Andrew Bard Epstein (History) interviewed Boyd Cothran about his new book Remembering the Modoc War: Redemptive Violence and the Making of American...
