The Power of Place Symposium takes place November 1-2 at The Lodge at Cat Point Creek Unit of the Rappahannock River National Wildlife Refuge. Space is limited.
Variety rules the agenda (PDF). Sessions include a guided hike and paddle excursions on Cat Point Creek, a panel discussion on Indigenous landscapes, a panel discussion on Indigenous scholarship, and a session on advocacy and activism.
Learn more and register on the NNK 250 website.
Note from author: The Native Governance Center's terminology style guide instructs us to “capitalize the names of racial, ethnic, cultural (and for Native folks, political) identifiers.” The more familiar Chicago Manual of Style Online states “We would capitalize Indigenous in both contexts: that of Indigenous people and groups, on the one hand, and Indigenous culture and society, on the other.”