Event Date
This is a hybrid event. Dr. Glen Coulthard will be joining us virtually via zoom. You may participate virtually by registering for this event here.
Or you may join us in Voorhies 126 where you can participate in-person. We will have time for mingling, conversation, and food catered by Chickpeas after the event.
This presentation will provide a history of Red Power radicalization and Indigenous-Marxist cross fertilization. It examines the political work undertaken by a small but dedicated cadre of Native organizers going by the name Native Alliance for Red Power (or NARP) in Vancouver, British Columbia (BC), from 1967 to 1975.
The Mellon Research Initiative in Racial Capitalism brings UC Davis faculty, students, and all those interested together with outside scholars and activists to advance a research agenda that focuses on racial capitalism. The historical relationship between race and capitalism is one of the most enduring and controversial debates in U.S. historiography. Sometimes explicitly, often only implicitly acknowledged, it shapes fundamental questions about inequality, value, life, bondage, and freedom, among others, across the disciplines of race and ethnic studies, history, literary studies, law, economics, sociology, and anthropology.
Conversation with Graduate Students, Wednesday, April 13, 2022, 12pm-1:30pm
Glen Coulthard, Discussion with Graduate Students
Zoom and DHI Conference Room, Voorhies 228
This is a hybrid event. Dr. Glen Coulthard will be joining us virtually via zoom for an open discussion with graduate students to talk about research problems, methods, and questions relevant to doing work in Native American and Indigenous Studies. You may participate virtually by registering here. Or you may join in Voorhies 228, the DHI Conference Room, where you can participate in-person.
If joining in the DHI conference room, please RSVP by Monday, April 4th as we will provide lunch boxes from Dos Coyotes and we will email you ahead of time to get your lunch preference.