Indigenous Knowledge, Environmental Stewardship, and Campus Belonging
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What is it like to be an indigenous student on the UW–Madison campus? How do the histories and practices of the Native Nations of Wisconsin inform our understanding of environmental stewardship? And how are longstanding conversations between indigenous students and campus administrators evolving today? Join hosts Bennett Artman and Rose Adler-Rephan as they discuss these issues with special guest Sagen Lily, who is a senior at UW–Madison double majoring in Community and Environmental Sociology and Environmental Studies with a Certificate in Food Systems. Sagen is a member of the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians, located in northern Wisconsin at the edge of Lake Superior.
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