Native American Heritage Month Event

Warren Queton (Kiowas, Cherokee, Seminole)
Tribal Liaison Officer & Program Director, University of Oklahoma

“Thinking Beyond Heritage: Rebuilding Native Nations through Identity & Sovereignty Maintenance”

Tribal Sovereignty is always a roller coaster ride for Tribal Nations. This presentation is a critical conversation focused on identity and its place in the reinforcement of Tribal Sovereignty. We will share ideas and discuss ways to rebuild the concept of identity in relationship to its effect on the future of Tribal Sovereignty.

Monday, November 2nd, at noon PST

Zoom Address: https://wsu.zoom.us/j/96824217772

Meeting ID: 968 2421 7772

Questions? Contact Steven Martin: steven.martin1@wsu.edu

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