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Relations, Removals, Resurgence

NAISIP Founded

The Native American and Indigenous Studies Initiative at Princeton is awarded a Humanities Council grant to Professor Sarah Rivett in 2020 to assemble an interdisciplinary working group of faculty, a number of student groups, and Library and Museum staff whose interests focus on Indigenous peoples. Launched in 2021, NAISIP increases awareness of the cultural traditions and experiences of Indigenous peoples globally, as well as over the course of the University’s history.

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2022 NAISIP Munsee Language Symposium poster, created by Michael Quanci.NAISIP

View the 2021 NAISIP Munsee Language Symposium poster.

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