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R3 Symposium: Citizenship and Sovereignty — Highlighting Indigenous Student Scholarship

April 17 @ 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Race, Racism and Racial Equality (R3) Symposium will host its eighth event this spring, welcoming Indigenous scholars to share their efforts of advancing racial equity through their research and using anti-oppressive methods in their work.

April’s event, “Citizenship and Sovereignty — Highlighting Indigenous Student Scholarship” will feature four students from the areas of American studies, public health, anthropology and clinical laboratory sciences. Their work touches in some way on the theme of citizenship and sovereignty, from respecting sovereignty by navigating tribal channels when conducting research to how citizenship allows or disallows access to health.

Panelists for the event include:

  • Joel Begay, doctoral student, UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health
  • Marissa Carmi, doctoral candidate, American Indian and Indigenous Studies
  • Ryan Dial, master’s student, Clinical Laboratory Sciences
  • Rachel Wilbur, doctoral alum, Anthropology

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    Date:
    April 17
    Time:
    2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
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    Venue

    Virtual/Online
    United States

    Organizer

    Allison De Marco
    Email
    allison.demarco@unc.edu