Do You Know Whose Land You're On? A Land Acknowledgement Series

 Preparation: 

• Riley Mukavetz, Andrea, “Snakes, Dreams, and Grandmothers: Developing a relational scholarly practice.” 
• One Inclusive Thing: Supporting Indigenous People at GVSU 
• https://www.gvsu.edu/ftlc/one-inclusive-thing-series-312.htm
• Self-paced module on History of Genocide and Structural Inequality for Native Americans in the U.S.https://www.gvsu.edu/ftlc/inclusive-excellence-325.htm#HistoryofInequalitySeries
• Andrea’s reading list 
• GVSU’S subject guide on Native Americans
• MSU’s subject guide on Native Americans 
• Shaping Narratives: Ngiiwe (Lin Thomas (Bardwell), 2020) - video about Native food sovereignty. 

Resources:

• Land Acknowledge Resources 
• They were forced off their land. Their homes burned. 118 years later, their descendents fight on.
• The invasion of America. How the United States took over an eighth of the world.
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My land acknowledgements (Google doc)