The Soul of an Indian is a personal family film that follows Kate Beane, an urban, Dakota scholar, and her family as they trace the remarkable life of Charles Eastman, a relative.

The Native student group "Queer and Still Here" will host a discussion with the LGBTQIA+ community on two-spirit identity and what it means to be queer and Native. There will be a

A story of stolen children and cultural survival: inside the first truth and reconciliation commission for Native Americans. Two screenings at 5:00pm and 8:00pm.

Bianca Ranson (Ngati Kahu ki Wahaingaroa, Ngapuhi) is the founding director of Potiki Adventures and program director for IES Abroad at the Uni of Auckland International Office.

Welcome to the LatinX Heritage & Indigenous People’s Month Co-Sponsored Dinner with Jorge Estevez (Taino), project team member for the Smithsonian Museum of the American Indian NY.

Jorge Estevez (Taino) talks about the first Native Americans who encountered Christopher Columbus, debunks the' Myth of Taino Extinction', and the descendant-led movement of today.

Please join Dr. Farina King (Navajo), Assistant Professor, Dept. of History, Northeastern State University for breakfast and conversation. Sponsored by: Native American Studies

Prof. Brooks will discuss her new book, Our Beloved Kin: A New History of King Philip’s War, which reframes the historical landscape of “the first Indian War”.

On October 8th, Lisa Brooks, professor of American Studies at Amherst, will be hosting a discussion regarding the subject of her new book.

Kate and Syd Beane are Lakota producers of Ohiyesa: The Soul of an Indian. They will be attending a dinner at the Native American House.