conversation Archives - American Indian Student Center

2024 Honor for All Pancake Breakfast

American Indian, collaboration, conversation, food, Indigenous, indigenous knowledge, indigenous students, shared voices

We invite you to join us for a wild-rice pancake breakfast. Our Honor for All ceremony includes charlie amáyá scott as keynote speaker. We will be gifting folks the maple syrup our Elder in Residence, along with a few students, have… Read More

All My Relations Podcast Listening Session

American Indian, collaboration, community, conversation, Indigenous, indigenous knowledge, indigenous students, shared voices, storytelling, students

Join AISC and Sociocultural Programming for a listening session of an episode of “All My Relations”, a podcast hosted by Dr. Adrienne Keene (Cherokee Nation) and Matika Wilbur (Swinomish and Tulalip). The episode we will be listening to features Daniel… Read More

How are you REALLY doing?: An Interactive Dialogue on BIPOC Mental Wellness & Belongingness

American Indian, collaboration, conversation, food, Indigenous, kinship and responisbility

Please join UWM Student Health and Wellness, AISC, BSCC, RHC, and SEAASC for our program “How are you REALLY doing?: An Interactive Dialogue on BIPOC Mental Wellness & Belongingness” on November 8th from 2:30-3:30 in the LEC Nicholas Innovations Commons…. Read More

Artist in Residence: Conversation with an Elder and an Artist

American Indian, Artist in Residence, collaboration, community, conversation, education, elder, Indigenous, indigenous knowledge, kinship and responisbility, Native American, shared voices, storytelling, student life

Join us for a conversation at the EQI Fire Circle, outside of Merrill Hall on October 16th from 6:30-7:30pm. Mark Denning (enrolled member of the Oneida Nation, who also has Ojibwe, Stockbridge Munsee, and Menominee ancestry), will be teaching our… Read More

Student Panel on Indigenous Representation

American Indian, collaboration, conversation, indigenous students, Native American, shared voices

Are you an Indigenous student at UWM and interested in discussing Indigenous representations in the media? Join Dr. Bassett’s class on October 31st from 1:00-2:15pm in Merrill 142, please fill out the form below by October 18th so we can… Read More

Manoomin Gabeshiwin (Wild Rice Camp)

American Indian, collaboration, conversation, Indigenous, indigenous knowledge, indigenous students, kinship and responisbility, rice, ricing, shared voices, Sovereignty, wild rice

Join the Electa Quinney Institute and the American Indian Student Center for our Manoomin Gabeshiwin (Wild Rice Camp) on September 20th and 21st at the EQI Fire Circle, outside of Merrill Hall. This week we will be the Gaapizige Manoomin… Read More

Welcome Back Social

American Indian, conversation, food, Indigenous, indigenous scholars, indigenous students, shared voices, Sovereignty

Join the American Indian Student Center and Electa Quinney Institute for our Welcome Back Social! We will have delicious food, games, an opportunity for you to see our spaces, to view the artwork from our inaugural Artist in Residency this… Read More

Fall Harvest Celebration

American Indian, Artist in Residence, community, conversation, food, gifting, Indigenous, indigenous knowledge, shared voices

This event is an opportunity for the Electa Quinney Institute for American Indian Education, the American Indian Student Center to celebrate relationships with campus and community partners through food and the sharing of gifts. We will share a meal in… Read More

Sisters Rising Screening and Panel

collaboration, conversation, education, Gerald L Ignace Indian Health Center, GLIIHC, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, MMIW, shared voices, SHAW, Sovereignty, Women's Resource Center, WRC

Join us for an informative post-film discussion on the documentary, Sisters Rising. A powerful feature documentary about six Native American women reclaiming personal & tribal sovereignty. Our panelists will delve into the issue of violence against Native American women and… Read More

Celebratory Lunch with Pat Northrup

artist, conversation, elder, indigenous knowledge

Join us for lunch and casual conversation with Pat Northrup, who obtained her Indigenous Arts in Business, Interdisciplinary degree, Bachelor of Science from UW-Superior in December of 2022 at the age of 72. Feel free to share this with anyone… Read More