Both the Kaáⁿze Íe, Kaw (Kanza) language, and scientific studies carry generations of knowledge of the tallgrass prairie. Our goal is to gather this information, discuss its meaning, and form a shared forward-thinking perspective on the relationship between people and prairie. We will listen together to what the prairie has taught us.

Discussion Series: Fridays at 1:30 pm Central Time
on Zoom (register here) and on KSU campus (Ackert Hall 324B)

Schedule

We will add associated materials and links over time at the PROGRAM page: check there for details

March 31     Perspectives and Methodologies

May 19        Rock, Water, and Wind

July 7          Plants

August 18       Bison

September 29    More Animals

November 3     Fire and Seasons

December 1    Relationships

ABOUT US

c.huffman - Kaw Nation Citizen. Pottawatomie descendent, Settler descendent
                                   M.F.A. Experimental Women's Poetry
                                   M. Div. Indigenous/Christian double belonging
                                   B.A. Comparative Religion and Creative Writing, minor Women's Studies
Lydia Zeglin - Settler descendent. Polish & German to Chicago, English to Manitoba
                                   Associate Professor, Microbial and Ecosystem Ecology
                                   Ph.D. Biology
                                   B.S. Zoology and Conservation Biology, minor Environmental Studies