Hi everybody! This is the official twitter feed for the Allen Morris Forum on the Native South. This forum is a monthly meeting of scholars who specialize in the history and culture of Indigenous Southerners. 1/
If you are a (relatively) recent PhD in the #NativeSouth and want to present your work at this years #MorrisForum, contact Andrew Frank <afrank at fsu . edu>. And please feel free to recommend someone.
Charlie Micco, Tom Smith, and Dick Smith on the Brighton Reservation in 1956
These men lived and worked on the Brighton Reservation, where modern Seminole cattle ranching began.
(📷: 2009.34.506) #archives#seminolehistory#museumfromhome
On April 27 (4:30 EST), The #MorrisForum on #NativeSouth will discuss "‘They had their women & children concealed’: Indigenous Women and Warfare in the Sixteenth-Century Gulf South” by Aubrey Lauersdorf. Comments by @adubcovskyj & Robbie Ethridge. Email afrank@fsu for Zoom/Paper
The next Morris Forum on the #NativesSouth is March 30 4:30 EST. Dr. Evan Nooe will discuss "Memories to Monument: Native Violence and the Coalescence of White South Carolina." Comments by Christina Snyder & @BoydCothran. DM or email [email protected] for Zoom & Paper @NASouthForum
Reminder: An amazing talk coming up TOMORROW!
Friday, February 26, 2021 at 4:00pm EST
Zoom link: https://t.co/Ek5vtJYxEf
Please email [email protected] for the Meeting ID and Password
Applications are due next Monday, 3/1 for the APS’s Phillips Fund to support projects in Native American linguistics, ethnohistory, and the history of studies of native Americans in the continental US and Canada. Apply today: https://t.co/LuMA0u52ko #ResearchFunding
#MashpeeWampanoag statement!
"Today is sakôhsuwôk, a triumph, not only for our Wampanoag Homelands, it is also a triumph for the citizens of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe & our Ancestors who fought & died to ensure our Land & sovereign rights are respected."
https://t.co/wtEzRst8n1
Join us Thurs. Feb. 25 at 4:30 for the next #MorrisForum on #NativeSouth. Dr. Jamie Mize will discuss her pre-circulated paper "Chickamauga Women: A Study of #Cherokee Gender, Relocation, & Resistance.” Free & open to the public. See flyer for RSVP info. @NASouthForum
The OI is pleased to be co-sponsoring the upcoming Washington History Seminar with the @HistoryCtr and the Woodrow Wilson Center. On Monday, 1/25 at 4 pm EST, @ClaudioSaunt will discuss his new book "Unworthy Republic." Register now: https://t.co/iyZOdsvQrQ
TOMORROW As a part of his current @pensacolamuseum exhibition, BRING ME THE HEAD OF OSCEOLA // THERE IS MORE TO REMEMBER, our friend Sean Linezo is hosting a virtual opening and a premiere screening of STATUES ALSO DIE at 7PM CST https://t.co/PPqB0jfV29
Quapaw land in Oklahoma is one of the worst super fund sites in the US after lead mining left waste piles so big you can see them on google earth.
Now, the EPA has given Oklahoma and corporations MORE power to dump hazardous waste on tribal lands.
https://t.co/MbLgmcQEpk
There's still time to RSVP for our next #MorrisForum on October 14 at 5pm EDT. We will be discussing Jennifer McCutchen's pre-circulated paper on the #NativeSouth More information below!
Attention #twitterstorians and others interested in #Indigenous history. The next #MorrisForum will be on October 14 at 5pm eastern. Come discuss Jennifer McCutchen's pre-circulated paper on the #NativeSouth. RSVP and other information below. @NASouthForum
Attention #twitterstorians and others interested in #Indigenous history. The next #MorrisForum will be on October 14 at 5pm eastern. Come discuss Jennifer McCutchen's pre-circulated paper on the #NativeSouth. RSVP and other information below. @NASouthForum
On September 29th, the OI will host Christine DeLucia who will present her #VastEarlyAmerica lecture: “A Bible with Whales and an Indigenous Sawmill: Entangled Lives, Materials, and Memories from the Native and Colonial Northeast.” Register today! https://t.co/2sSyswHZtf