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Facilitated by alumni Alina Ortiz Salvatierra, Adisa Stewart, and Emmy Keppler. This workshop will use relational somatics, storytelling, and movement to begin to construct a culture of resilience and resistance at Hampshire College and beyond! We will use our personal experiences of wellness and healing as our tools to build collective capacities for transforming relationships, […]
A lecture by Kyle Whyte, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Michigan State University In this talk, Dr. Whyte addresses the moral and political issues concerning climate policy and Indigenous peoples, as well as the ethics of cooperative relationships involving Indigenous peoples.
A lecture by Erica Violet Lee, Organizer with Idle No More; Member of Canadian Youth Delegation to COP 21 In the face of a colonial climate catastrophe, Indigenous women are at the forefront of impact and resistance. As we articulate connections between the land and our bodies, our struggle for liberation from extractive industry becomes […]
A lecture by Natalie Cisneros, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Seattle University What should be done about the “problem” of immigration? What do we mean when we talk about the “national immigration crisis”? The perceived “problem” of immigration and debates about how to solve it have taken center stage in national discourse leading up to the […]