Natchee Blu Barnd

@TheCatsX My precious

What would you name him?

Outlining the significance of place to Indigenous identity and self-hood in vol. 34.3 (2010), Natchee Blu Barnd showed how street names “…dis-locate contemporary American Indian identity, presence, and claims to sovereignty…”⁠ books.aisc.ucla.edu/books/aicrjv34…

How is ethnic studies taught, implemented & experienced in K-12 settings? How do these practices contribute to a broader understanding of critical education, anti-racism, social justice, and inclusive pedagogy? An *Ethnic Studies Review Call for Papers* 👇 online.ucpress.edu/esr/pages/subm…

Calling all academics, artist, and activists! Kalfou is BACK and we're open for submissions that challenge power dynamics, advocate for social justice, and explore new perspectives. Join us in shaping a future where every voice is heard and every story matters. Submit your work!

Ethnic Studies Review online.ucpress.edu/esrjournal is seeking book reviewers for the following texts. Please email directly with the editor: Natchee.Barnd@oregonstate.edu

Ethnic Studies Review journal is looking for a book review editor. Interested? Send me a message.

Haven’t been on here recently, but this forced me to retweet. Love this! cnn.com/2023/05/20/us/…

Social Text Periscope is online now, with contributions from @wahgraphy, @AshleyDawsonNYC, @kaibosworth, @NatcheeBarnd, @JooBilly, @AlbertoAcostaE, @DinaGWhit, and Rosalyn LaPier! Read here: bit.ly/rednathist @STCollective

Wikipedia readers can now learn about the mother of bilingual education and additional Indigenous activists, who all did not have biographies before @NatcheeBarnd and his students at @OregonState wrote them. @oregonstatenews @WikiWomenInRed wikiedu.org/blog/2023/02/1…

2 more days until #AES2022!

What do spatial knowledges, imaginaries & practices have to do w/ struggles for more just and vibrant political, cultural & ecological futures? Subs now open for our 2023 issue, counter/cartographies! See the full call here: bit.ly/3D24mAD. Send us yr geographic visions!

"Settlers always think they're defending themselves. It's why they build forts on other peoples' land" - Fred Moten

@decolonialatlas Preemptive violence is a colonial and racist technique, and still going strong

Limited FREE copies available of this brief piece on urban Indigenous art as land claims: tandfonline.com/eprint/CBIPUWR… Installing Indigenous geographies tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

New work!: Installing Indigenous geographies tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

The @chinook_nation still exists today whether or not the fed gov't recognizes them. And 20 yrs after their federal recognition was rescinded, they continue to fight for justice! @PattyMurray @SenatorCantwell @RonWyden @SenJeffMerkley: help right this wrong! #ChinookJustice NOW!

@TraciBrynne @WhaHistory @BridgetRBarry @UnivNebPress Yay! Thanks for your work and nice to see the recognition!

The theme for the 2023 issue of you are here: the journal of creative geography is COUNTER/CARTOGRAPHIES. Accepting all creative genres! We will release the full call for submissions very soon. In the meantime, please RT to spread the word and follow us to stay tuned!

@MTellezPhD So happy to see this kind of day has come around (and around) for you, so long deserved

So grateful!