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K arelian, Uilta, Mordva, Sami, Nenets, Aleut, Mari, and Evenk . These are only a few of tens of indigenous peoples living in Russia. Each maintains resilient lifeways in the face of challenges imposed by national government and global economics. Yet the struggles of indigenous peoples in Russia remain largely...

Professor Coll Thrush is a Graduate of Fairhaven College at Western Washington Univeristy and the University of Washington, Coll Thrush is professor of history at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver in unceded Coast Salish territories, and associate faculty at UCB's Institute for Crtiical Indigenous Studies. He is also...

Since 2014, CU and the Pueblo of Pojoaque have been partnering to expand knowledge of ancestral archaeological sites on and adjacent to Pojoaque tribal land. In this talk, I explain why the concept of partnership better-captures the approach we are taking than the related concepts of indigenous and collaborative archaeology...

Join us as we honor our CU Native American and Indigenous student graduates with a special ceremony and meal. RSVP is required for attendance.

Join us for the November CNAIS Brown Bag event with Dr. Jerry Jacka, who will present his work on mining and Indigenous rights in Papua New Guinea.

Don't miss Edyael Del Carmen Casaperalta, who will present her work on internet access in Native America!

Join CNAIS for a presentation on Brent Learned's latest exhibitions featuring the artist himself!