Chicago IL
Decolonizing Rape & An Indigenous Response To #metoo
Plenary II: Sexual Violence and Racialized Bodies: Re/Centering Creative Practices of Representation and Resistance | Race Sex Power 2018 Conference | April 2018
Elmira NY
Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women
Indigenous Peoples Day Panel | Elmira College | October 2018
Writing Our Lives On The Land
Elmira College Empowering Relationships Project Workshop | September 2017
Hamilton NZ
What is Indigenous Studies?
University of Waikato, ‘Introduction to Māori, Pacific & Indigenous Studies’ (Guest), Faculty of Māori & Indigenous Studies (w. Nepia Mahuika, Hineitimoana Greensill) | July 2013
Sexual Violence & Whānau Restoration in Aotearoa: Exploring Mātauranga-based Approaches through Pūrākau
He Manawa Whenua Indigenous Research Conference (w. Rawiri Waretini-Karena, Takirirangi Smith) | July 2013
haudenosaunee territory
Our Voice & Allyship: An Indigenous Women’s Forum
Pine Tree Talks (w. Jolene Rickard, Jonel Beauvais, Michelle Schenandoah, Christina Porter, Aedaniyo Seneca) | June 2020
Honolulu HI
Our Love on The Land: Māori Intimate Economy in Scarcity Times
Native American & Indigenous Studies Association‘Indigenous Economies of Abundance: Art Grown through Land-Based Activism in the Pacific’ Panel (w. Candace Fujikane, Brandy Nālani McDougall, ku’ualoha manawanui) | May 2016
Mātauranga Maori: Māori Knowledges
Taukaea Maori Symposium, UH Mānoa Kamakakūokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies | April 2013
Ithaca NY
Of Land & Bodies: Gendering Colonization, Decolonizing the Indigenous Imagination
Ithaca College Native Heritage Month Keynote | November 2016
Deconstructing ‘Whale Rider’
Ithaca College Center for Study of Culture, Race, & Ethnicity ‘Watching Race in U.S Media’ Guest | March 2016
Sing Our Rivers Red: Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women
Cornell University Indigenous Graduate Student Association Panel (w. Lisa Kahaleole Hall) | November 2015
Mana Wahine Māori: Indigenous/Māori Feminism
Cornell University American Indian & Indigenous Studies Program ‘Indigenous Women’s Experiences’ Guest | October 2011
Oakland CA
Indigenous Women’s Ways of Knowing: Critical Interruptions
National Women’s Studies Association ‘Democratizing Knowledge: Feminists of Color Engage Syracuse University’ (w. Chandra Talpade Mohanty, Linda Carty, T. Jackie Cuevas, Beverly Guy-Sheftall) | November 2012
rochester ny
From Trauma & Grief to Resilience & Recovery
Keynote, Monroe Community College Diversity Conference | October 2019
San Juan PR
Transnational Challenges to Global Empire: Cultivating Ethical Feminist Praxis
National Women’s Studies Association (w. Chandra Mohanty, Amina Mama, Linda Carty, Suzy J. Zepeda, Carol Fadda-Conrey) | November 2014
Democratizing Knowledge, Collaborative Scholarship, and Anti-Colonial Struggles
National Women’s Studies Association (w. Dana Olwan, Carol Fadda-Conrey, Linda Carty, Chandra Mohanty) | November 2014
State college PA
Decolonizing Research Through Storywork: Tales From Aotearoa/New Zealand
Penn State College of Education (Decolonizing and Indigenous Pedagogy Speaker Series) | March 2020
Syracuse NY
Te Mahi Rangahau: Māori & Pacific Research
Native American & Indigenous Studies (SU) ‘Indigenous Intellectual Sovereignty’ Guest | April 2022
Global Indigineity: Gendering Resistance in Hawai’i
Native American & Indigenous Studies (SU) ‘Global Indigenous Issues’ Guest | December 2017
Educational Colonialism
Democratizing Knowledge ‘Understanding the Power of Place’ Guest | April 2017
Decolonizing Methodologies
Native American & Indigenous Studies (SU) ‘Global Indigenous Issues’ Guest | November 2016
Decolonizing Educational Practice
Democratizing Knowledge Mellon Foundation Summer Institute (w. Marcelle Haddix) | June 2016
Comparative Settler Colonialisms in Conversation: Indigenous Critique, Alliance Politics, & Decolonized Futures
Democratizing Knowledge Panel (w. Jodi A. Byrd, Scott Morgensen, Dana Olwan) | March 2014
Toronto ON
Pacific Cartographies and Sovereignties: Mapping Settler Colonial and Indigenous Topographies for Decolonial Futures
Critical Ethnic Studies Association (w. Candace Fujikane, Kelsey Amos) | May 2015
Uncasville CT
Uncovering Restorative Education: Maori Women and Public Schools in Aotearoa/New Zealand
Native American & Indigenous Studies Association | June 2012
Washington DC
Indigenous Cartography and Pacific Topographies: Mapping Gendered Economies onto Land for Decolonial Futures
Native American & Indigenous Studies Association (w. Candace Fujikane, Tuti Baker, ku’ualoha manawanui) | June 2015