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Winona LaDuke • Live from Standing Rock

Wolf Humanities Center's 2016-17 Forum on Translation October 13, 2016 Because of the urgent situation at Standing Rock—a gathering of the tribes viewed by many as the most widely important event in Indian Country since Little Big Horn—Ms. LaDuke stayed at the site of the ongoing protests and join the Penn Humanities Forum and American Philosophical Society via large-screen video. She made a statement live from Standing Rock about events unfolding there, and then conversed with the scholars and activists gathered on the Forum's stage and with the audience. Participants onstage included nehiyaw iskwew (Cree) scholar and activist Erica Violet Lee, as well as Penn Anthropology professor and Native American & Indigenous Studies coordinator Margaret Bruchac, Penn Barra Postdoctoral Fellow Elizabeth Ellis, who is completing research on Louisiana's small Indigenous polities (petites nations) during the eighteenth century, and Forum on Translation topic director Bethany Wiggin. Cosponsored by Penn Green Campus Partnership. More on this event: https://wolfhumanities.upenn.edu/events/la...