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April 2025

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  • Indigenous Film in the Southeast
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  • Quinn Christopherson (Inupiaq) Musician Lecture
  • Quinn Christopherson (Inupiaq) Musician Lecture
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  • Singing School Technical Workshop featuring Diana Folsom (Choctaw Nation), Kay-Michael Wurzner and Sarah Dorpinghaus
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  • Higher Education Leadership: Conversations Across Campuses
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  • Film Screening and Conversation with Moira Millán (Mapuche, Wallmapu)
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Th 04/17 Higher Education Leadership: Conversations Across Campuses

The Center for Native American and Indigenous Studies host a discussion with President Randall, the College of Muscogee Nation (CMN) and Dean Krauthamer, Emory College as President Randall’s shares his journey in higher education leadership, each discusses updates on the Master-Apprentice Mvskoke Language Program and the importance of the partnership between CMN and Emory College.
Time: 12:00 – 1:30 PM
Place: Jones Room, Woodruff Library

01/27-07/20 This Land Calls Us Home

Colorful works by Indigenous artists await Atlanta audiences and the Emory community with the new Emory Libraries exhibition “This Land Calls Us Home: Indigenous Relationships with Southeastern Homelands.” The exhibition, which opened Jan. 27 in the Schatten Gallery on Level 3 of Emory’s Robert W. Woodruff Library, features the work of 25 contemporary Native American artists and designers. More than 50 pieces are on display that express Southeastern Indigenous heritage, including textiles, photographs, paintings, intricate woven baskets and more. The exhibit is free and open to the public.

Read More from the Emory News Center.

Sat 04/05 Singing School Technical Workshop featuring Diana Folsom (Choctaw Nation), Kay-Michael Wurzner and Sarah Dorpinghaus

The Sounding Spirit Singing School will be held on April 4 and 5, 2025, at the Pitts Theology Library at Emory University. A celebration of the Sounding Spirit Digital Library, the Singing School will feature volumes from this groundbreaking collection of over 1,250 volumes of southern sacred vernacular song published between 1850 and 1925. The convening takes inspiration from its namesake, the singing school. Since the eighteenth century, singing schools have served communities and congregations exploring music pedagogy and practice independent of mainstream educational contexts. Often taught by a visiting instructor, singing schools teach people how to sing together while also serving as important social events for wide-ranging communities. The Sounding Spirit Singing School embraces these historical legacies and invites singers, scholars, and practitioners to learn and sing sacred music together.

The following schedule for the Spring 2025 Sounding Spirit Singing School includes workshops, community singing sessions, scholarly roundtables, and food and fellowship in the spirit of the “dinner on the grounds” tradition. Local singers, worshippers, practitioners, and scholars are welcome at all singing school sessions and evening singings listed in the Public Events section below. Additional workshops and sessions are closed to the public and listed in the full schedule. We hope to see you at one of our public-facing events in April!

Read More: Here

Time: 8:30 – 10:30 am

Place: Pitts Theology Library