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Teaching Sovereignty with Indigenous-Authored Video Games

Teaching Sovereignty with Indigenous-Authored Video Games

Date and Time

Friday, October 25, 2024 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Location

Digital Studies Lab (LOH 163)

Description

Workshop facilitated by Dr. Janelle Malagon and Dr. Krista Benson. 
Sponsored by the Digital Studies Minor

This hands-on workshop will open up a conversation among students and faculty interested in centering Indigenous worldviews and sovereignty in settler educational settings. We will use two Indigenous-authored and -illustrated 2D video games— Thunderbird Strike and  When Rivers Were Trails—to explore how Indigenous worldviews and languages shape how we learn, what we know, and the games that we play. Open to all participants, we encourage participants to download the games to devices that they can bring to the workshop.

This event also appears on the main events calendar tagged as brooks, digitalstudies, gaming, indigenous, sis, and videogames.

Contact

Dr. Krista Benson ([email protected]) and Dr. Laurence José ([email protected])

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