Native American Genocides
(Theme-connected event denoted with *)
Spring 2018
Monday, February 4
1:30-3:20, Luce Hall, Room 202
Samantha Lakin
Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Clark University
“Peace and Compromoise, Idealism and Constraint: The Case of the Arusha Peace Accords in Rwanda and Burundi”
*Thursday, February 28
1:30-3:20, Luce Hall, Room 202
Christine DeLucia
Mount Holyoke
“Resisting Erasure in the Native Norhteast: Indigenous Resilience in and Memorialization of King Philip’s War”
Wednesday, March 6
4:00-6:00, ISPS B012
Phil Clark & Nicola Palmer
School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
“Distant Justice: The ICC and African Politics”
*Monday, April 1
12:00-1:20, NACC, 26 High St
Kyle Whyte
Michigan State University
“Climate Change and the Threat to Indigenous Peoples’ Survival”
*Thursday, April 3
12:00-1:20, NACC 26 High St
Jeffrey Ostler
University of Oregon
“Locating Genocide in the Era of Indian Removal”
Fall 2018
Thursday, September 27
11:30-1:00, 77 Prospect, room A001
Alain Chouraqui
Musée Camp des Milles near Aix-en-Provence
“Democracy in Danger: When societal debates are dominated by national, ethnic, and religious identity”
Monday , October 1
1:30-3:00, 241 Rosenkranz Hall
Jean-Damascene Gasanabo
Rwandan National Commission for the Fight against Genocide
“Confronting Denial”
Thursday, October 4
1:30-3:20, 77 Prospect, room A001
Daniel Bultmann
University of Seigen, German
“The Social Order of Post-Conflict Transition in Cambodia”
Thursday, October 11
12:00-1:50, 34 Hillhouse Ave, Luce 203
Michael Kalisa
Legal Specialist, ABA-Rule of Law Initiative in Central African Republic
“The Legal and Political Legacies of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (UN-ICTR)”
Tuesday, October 16
12:00-1:50, 26 High St, Native American Cultural Center
Sandy White Hawk
Founder of the First Nations Repatriation Institute
“Native American Cultural Genocide and Truth and Reconciliation”
Wednesday, October 17
6:00-8:00, 127 Wall St, Yale Law School Room 127
Screening of “Dawnland”
Thursday, November 8
1:30-3:20, 77 Prospect room, ISPS A001
Benjamin Madley
University of California, Los Angeles
“An American Genocide: The United States and the California Indian Catastrophe, 1846-1873”
Thursday, November 15
1:30-3:20, 77 Prospect room, ISPS A001
Hans-Lukas Kieser
University of Newcastle
“Talaat Pasha: Father of Modern Turkey, Architect of Genocide” (2018)
Thursday, November 29
1:00-4:45, Sterling Library auditorium
“Remembering Dori Laub: His Contributions to Holocaust Studies, Memory Studies, and Genocide Studies”, featuring Lawrence Langer, Joanne Rudof, Ben Kiernan, Taylor Krauss, Ohadi Ufaz, and more.