Land & Water Protectors: Native Americans & the Environment - Salisbury University

Date, Time, & Location:

Saturday, November 2nd | 10:00am – 2:00pm

Salisbury University Conway Hall 179

Teacher Education and Technology Center (TETC), W College Ave, Salisbury, MD 21801

Event Details:

SU hosts an Adventures in Ideas Humanities Seminar, Land & Water Protectors: Native Americans & the Environment Saturday, November 2 from10 a.m.-2 p.m. Conway Hall 179. Native Americans’ relationships to nature have long been a source of fascination, misunderstanding and criticism for non-Indigenous people. Today, Indian peoples in North America are finding themselves on the front lines of the climate crisis, not only as victims but also as activists and solution-makers. SU professors Céline Carayon (History) and Stephanie Bernhard (English) explore the historical and contemporary dimensions of Native American environmentalisms and what they have to teach us for the future. Sponsored by the Fulton School of Liberal Arts and the Whaley Family Foundation.

TICKETS: $30/$50 for 2
RESERVE TICKETS: 410-677-5070 • jhabermeyer@salisbury.edu
Continental breakfast & light lunch included

For information: salisbury.edu/humanities-seminars