Friday 03/06/09 - 2:00 - 7:00pm
The Tsai
Auditorium (S-010), Concourse Level, 1730
Cambridge Street
Saturday 03/07/09 - 9:30
am - 12:00 pm
DRCLAS, Room S-250, Second
Floor, 1730 Cambridge
Street
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CULTURES ON THE
AIR!
Opening Remarks by Luis E.
Cárcamo-Huechante (Associate Professor, Harvard)
and by José Luis Falconi (Associate Director,
Cultural Agents Initiative at
Harvard)
Friday2:15-3:00
pm
Indigenous Voices from the North
and Beyond
Title: Hawaiian Perspectives
on Indigenous Politics and Community Radio from
Native New England and Beyond
By J.
Kehaulani Kauanui (Native Hawaiian, Associate
Professor, American Studies and Anthropology,
Wesleyan University; Host and Producer of the
Radio Program "Indigenous Politics: From New
England and Beyond," Middletown, CT)
Moderator and Discussant: Amy E. Den
Ouden (Associate Professor, Anthropology,
University of Massachusetts,
Boston)
3:00-4:15 pm
Title: 17 Years
of Indigenous Radio: Nationally and
Internationally
By Tiokasin Ghosthorse
(Lakota, First Voices Indigenous Radio, WBAI
Pacifica Radio, New York City)
Title:
Indigenous Radio and North-South Solidarity: The
Case of the Popular Minga in Colombia
By
Mario Murillo (Associate Professor, School of
Communication, Hofstra University; Radio Host
WBAI Pacifica Radio, New York
City)
Moderator and Discussant: Margarita
Martinez (Journalist and Documentary Filmmaker,
Colombia; Nieman Fellow, Harvard)
4:15
pm Coffee
Indigenous Voices From
The South
4:30-5:25 pm
Title:
"Wixage Anai": Más que sólo hacer radio ["Wixage
Anai": More Than Doing Radio]
By Elías
Paillán (Mapuche, Observatorio Ciudadano;
Reporter and Former Producer and Host of the
Radio Program "Wixage Anai,"
Chile)
Moderators: Nicole Legnani
(Graduate Student, Romance Languages and
Literatures, Harvard) and Professor Luis E.
Cárcamo-Huechante
Other Voices: On the
Community Agency of Indigenous
Radio
5:30-6:45 pm
Roundtable:
Mark Camp (Director of Operations, Cultural
Survival), Bruce Curliss (Nipmuc, Outreach
Project Director, Educational Outreach WGBH),
Joanne Dunn (Executive Director for the North
American Indian Center of Boston), Kelsey
Leonard (Shinnecock and Unkechaug-Poosepatuck,
Harvard College Class of 2010, Joint
Concentrator in Sociology and Anthropology), and
Danko Mariman (Mapuche student, Anthropology,
University of Massachusetts, Boston)
Moderator and Discussant: Theodore
Macdonald (Fellow, University Committee on Human
Rights Studies, and Lecturer in Anthropology and
Social Studies at Harvard)
Sponsored by
the Provostial Funds for Arts of the Faculty of
Arts and Sciences, the Cultural Agents
Initiative, the David Rockefeller Center for
Latin American Studies (DRCLAS), the Harvard
University Native American Program (HUNAP)), and
the Department of Romance Languages and
Literatures at Harvard. This event is open to
the public.
Saturday9:30-12:00
pm
What's Next?: A Planning Workshop on
Indigenous Radio
Sponsored by the
Provostial Funds for Arts of the Faculty of Arts
and Sciences, the Cultural Agents Initiative,
the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American
Studies (DRCLAS), the Harvard University Native
American Program (HUNAP)), and the Department of
Romance Languages and Literatures at Harvard.
This event is open to the public.
