Harley Kell '24 and Henry Eberhart '24 have had distinctly different experiences during the past year working as research fellows through Dartmouth's Tribal Services and Solutions Project.
Ancestral Menominee farmers reworked the soil to create raised fields.
NAIS is delighted to host Lindsay Robertson this fall to teach "Indigenous People International Law" in the 10A.
The internships and scholarships are intended to strengthen Native nations.
Hundreds learn about Pacific Islander culture through food, song, and dance.
A review of Hard Neighbors: The Scotch-Irish Invasion of Native America and the Making of an American Identity calls the new book by Callo
Researchers propose best practices for the governance of Indigenous data.
Jacobson models an approach to film analysis that accounts for material histories of extraction and resource dependence but without taking material knowledge—and the method he calls "raw materialism"—as an end in itself.
Indigenous artist Cara Romero works with Dartmouth students in the exhibition.
Scholarships are named in honor of award-winning authors Louise Erdrich ’76 and Annette Gordon-Reed ’81.
