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11 Oct Invitation to Seeding Authority Workshop and Symposium, November 9-10

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We are pleased to announce two exciting and long-anticipated events on the topic of decolonizing the museum.  We invite you to join us! Seeding Authority: A Symposium on Decolonizing the Museum, November 9-10, 2018 http://www.museum.hawaii.edu/decomu2018/ For decades now, university faculty and students have...

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06 Oct (Re) mapping Indigenous and Settler Geographies in the Pacific Conference October 19-20

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The (Re) mapping Indigenous and Settler Geographies in the Pacific Conference will be held on October 19-20.  For more details, please see the flyers below: ...

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