Centre for Indigenous and Settler Colonial Studies

@ciscstudies

Centring Indigenous voices and seeking to unsettle the structures of colonial dominance through ethical forms of scholarship and engagement.

University of Kent, Canterbury
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Joined November 2019
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  1. Jan 17

    Check out the amazing talk by on Visualizing Decolonization on the Klamath River Basin from the 10th December! Now available on our YouTube channel:

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    Jan 12

    *Lots* of English jobs going at Durham University -- in early modern lit, med hums [incld. race, science, health], modern lit [incld colonialism / decolonialism], mod and contemporary lit [incld Black British writing, decoloniality]. Deadlines 10 Feb

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    Jan 11

    So great to see this permanent Lectureship in Global Race Studies has been reopened. Applications from BIPOC scholars working in any historical period encouraged!

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    Jan 6

    Trump did not create this. Of course, he needs to be held accountable for fueling and inciting these acts of terror, but the passion to assert white supremacy has always been the subtext of capitalism and US democracy.

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    Jan 6

    Real talk. The fanatical expression of white supremacy that you saw today is the bedrock of this country. We've seen those faces our entire lives, for generations. Their terrorism & privilege is what we have been fighting against for over 500 years.

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    Jan 7

    I am compiling a list of talks about literature and empire which are currently available to view online for my students. If you've given a talk recently, or attended a good one, I'd love to hear about it!

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    Jan 6

    I reviewed Billy-Ray Belcourt's latest book for and you can check it out here. If you haven't got around to reading A History of My Brief Body yet, it needs to be on your list for 2021!

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    22 Dec 2020

    Really excited to read ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ &others in this exciting issue on the Indigenous 18th century. Except my Kent login doesn’t seem to give me access :( any ways round this? ⁦⁦⁩

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    18 Dec 2020

    Do you teach subjects related to human rights, Indigenous and environmental rights or climate change here in the UK? Check out this resource for educators👇

    If you are an educator in the UK and teaching on subjects related to human rights, UN guiding principles climate change, Indigenous and Environmental rights, and civil society – then please contact us regarding our IHREN program at inco.uk@incomindios.ch or DM us!
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    11 Dec 2020

    Please join for this pre-screening of Guardians of the River!

    Next Wednesday the , and other will be hosting a pre-screening for Tribal members and locals of the new short movie from about the people leading the fight to . Spread the word.
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    10 Dec 2020

    Thank you so much it was a really great talk, so much food for thought - and action.

    Thank you to for a great presentation! It’s always an honor to talk about this issue
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    10 Dec 2020

    Thank you to for a great presentation! It’s always an honor to talk about this issue

    What a great way to end the day...Our first Lippuner scholarship award recipient gave her first talk with . I am in awe of the work that you are doing...🤍 *Her talk will be made available soon for others who were unable to attend...
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    10 Dec 2020

    What a great way to end the day...Our first Lippuner scholarship award recipient gave her first talk with . I am in awe of the work that you are doing...🤍 *Her talk will be made available soon for others who were unable to attend...

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    10 Dec 2020

    Thanks so much to for the incredible talk today with , so informative and eye-opening!

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    10 Dec 2020

    Huge thanks to for such a widely informative and impactful talk, hosted by in collaboration with . Grateful that we were able to hear more about your important work!

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    10 Dec 2020

    Really fantastic to hear from this evening as part of & inaugural Lippuner Scholar lecture. A really generous and illuminating talk about visual decolonisation strategies in and around the Klamath River basin.

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  17. 10 Dec 2020

    Excited to see you there tonight!

    A final reminder for tonight's event featuring Brittani Orona. Brittani will be discussing her work today at 17:00 (London, UK time) in a webinar hosted by and Incomindios UK. To register:
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    9 Dec 2020

    "Across the Big Water," our collaboration with the , , and , is now live! Many thanks to all those involved, including Chad Yellowjohn (illustrations) and (narration). Please share widely!

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    The burial place of Pocahontas (or Rebecca, or Princess Dancing Sunbeam) might surprise you. Across the Big Water explores the history of indigenous visitors to Britain from what we call North America.
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    2 Dec 2020

    The second webinar on 'Decolonisation and the Arts is happening' soon. Just a few days to go. Looking forward to this one too! Here is a link to join the session:

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    3 Dec 2020

    2020 Incomindios Lippuner Scholar, Brittani Orona will be sharing about her work on Thursday 10th December (17:00 UK), hosted by and supported by Incomindios. Keep a look out for more videos about Brittani! To register:

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