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'Our words are power': Connecticut indigenous women writers to talk about culture and representation in Arts & Ideas event

‘Our words are power’: Connecticut indigenous women writers to talk about culture and representation in Arts & Ideas event
Susan Dunne, Hartford Courant
Indigenous women writers representing all five of Connecticut’s tribes will get together virtually to chat about writing, culture and representation on June 3, in an event presented by the International Festival of Arts and Ideas. The writers who will participate in the virtual talk use their writing to tell stories of indigenous culture in the past and in the present.
To gain access to the free event, which starts at 5 p.m., visit artidea.org/event/2021/4467. The event is curated by Dr. Siohban Senier of the University of New Hampshire, who edits “Dawnland Voices,” an online publication dedicated to New England Native Americans. In advance of the event, we talk to four writers about their work and lives and why it is important that indigenous voices be heard. ....

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Land seizures, 'unethical' research: University of Minnesota confronts troubled history with tribes

Land seizures, unethical research: University of Minnesota confronts troubled history with tribes
Ryan Faircloth, Star Tribune
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Kevin DuPuis, chairman of the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, said the Cloquet Forestry Center land is rightfully ours.
MINNEAPOLIS Every time Kevin DuPuis steps foot in the rugged red pine forest just west of Cloquet, Minnesota, he s reminded of the painful truth that this slice of land within the borders of the Fond du Lac Reservation does not belong to his tribe.
For more than a century, the 3,400-acre stretch has been home to the University of Minnesota Cloquet Forestry Center, a research outpost on land the federal government deeded to the university without the tribe s consent. Members of the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa have long taken issue with the U s presence there, demanding transparency about its research and defying a hunting ban around the ....

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