Indigenous Dancing, Decolonial Possibilities

The Hive at The Claremont Colleges

Join us for a discussion on the intersection between Indigenous cosmologies and community-based art practices!

The Hive

<p>Join us for a discussion on how Indigenous dancing and cosmologies can inform our approach to academic research and community-based art practices. We will begin with a talk by Dr. Tria Blu Wakpa, Indigenous contemporary dance and performance scholar, followed by a dance and music demonstration led by Sergio Juarez and Danza Azteca Toyaacan.</p><p>Please help us ensure the safety of our gathering by observing the following COVID-19 protocols:</p><ul><li>Complete the <a href="https://pomona.formstack.com/forms/covid19_daily_health_check_public" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Daily Health Check</a> the day of the event before your arrival. For your convenience, this link will also be included in your Event Reminder email.</li><li>Please use a mask that fully covers your mouth and mask. Individuals may unmask while eating or drinking.</li></ul>

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