Events

Join us for pizza and therapy dogs!

Please join us at the Institute for Indigenous Knowledge or online for this special presentation by Michael Ing, PhD, Professor of Religious Studies and Director of the Native American and Indigenous ...Read more

The IU Traditional Powwow is back!

Pre-service and K-12 Educator online professional development course. Course dates are March 30 - April 19. 

Please join us at the Institute for Indigenous Knowledge or online for this special presentation by Dr. Brad Kroupa (Arikara) and Dr. Logan Sutton!

An Acoustemology of the Poetics of Protest in Urban Afro-Cuban Music Dr. Pablo D. Herrera Veitia, (Practitioner-Scholar, Afro-Cuban Anthropology, Afro-Caribbean Studies)

Join us for the International Women’s Day Conference, hosted by the Office of International Services, as we celebrate and empower women through inspiring discussions, interactive workshops, and m...Read more

Please join us at the Institute for Indigenous Knowledge or online for this special presentation by Dr. Heather Calloway, Executive Director, University Collections!

Join this teach-in with Professor Ussama Makdisi from University of California-Berkeley.

“Palestine, Zionism, Israel: National Liberation, Settler Colonialism, and Ethnocracy/Apartheid”

Please join us for this special presentation by Carolyn (Carly) Camplain, PhD, JD, Numunuu, and Ricky Camplain, PhD, Numunuu, both in the School of Public Health - Bloomington!

Come celebrate Pacific Islander cultures with the Pacific Islander Student Association, Union Board, IUSG, OVPDEI, NAIS, IU Research through the A&H Futures Initiative and the FNECC. ...Read more

Indiana University’s First Nations Educational and Cultural Center and Institute for Indigenous Knowledge encourage you to help raise consciousness of Indigenous peoples and issues and take action on behalf of Indigenous peoples through their Jingle Cones for Justice Project on Indigenous Peoples’ Day, October 14, 2024.

Experience a Day of the Dead celebration with community altars, crafts, and food, hosted by La Casa, LGBTQ+ Culture Center (712 E.8th St.), FNECC (712 E. 8th St.) and the Canterbury House (719 E. 8th St.). Learn more about the background and traditions of this special celebration. Participants will be able to make papel picado, tissue paper flowers, painting, nichos, and more. Light food and beverages at participating culture centers.

The First Conference on Global Indigenous Studies (CGIS 2024) is a multidisciplinary event which invites you to a local and global dialogue and exchange of ideas, research, and experiences on the themes of the event.