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Flier for Dr. Kalani Young's dissertation talk. It gives the title of the talk along with the time and date and place. In the center of the flier is a photo of Young in a circle, surrounded by five other circles with each contains various pictures related to the talk, which is titled Constellations of Rebellion
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Young to present dissertation examining issues related to unsheltered communities

Author UHWO Staff Date April 11, 2019
UH West Oʻahu Anthropology Instructor Dr. Tatiana Kalaniopua Young will present her dissertation,  “Constellations...
Tagged anthropology, dissertation, Humanities, indigenous, Native Hawaiian, The University of Hawaiʻi-West Oʻahu, www |
Photo of carvings from the exhibit and exhibit title
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NEH on the Road exhibit exploring plantation labor and impact on Brazilian culture coming to UH West Oʻahu

Author UHWO Staff Date January 30, 2018
An exhibit exploring the blending of immigrant culture and art with indigenous and colonial...
Tagged Africans, Bandits & Heroes, exhibit, indigenous, James & Abigail Campbell Library, National Endowment for the Humanities, NEH on the Road, Paula Major, Poets & Saints: Popular Art of the Northeast of Brazil, Portuguese, slave labor, University of Hawaii West Oahu |
Photo of Chris Eyre
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Acclaimed Native American Filmmaker Chris Eyre set for talk on Indigenous Ways of Viewing Reality

Author UHWO Staff Date October 27, 2017
Noted Native American Director Chris Eyre will discuss bringing indigenous perspectives to filmmaking while...
Tagged 'Ulu'ulu Archive, American Indian, Chris Eyre, Dan and Maggie Inouye Distinguished Chair in Democratic Ideals, Distinguished Visiting Scholars Program, filmmaker, Indian, indigenous, Native American, Smoke Signals, University of Hawaii West Oahu |
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