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Native American and Indigenous Studies Association 2018 Meeting Recap

May 24, 2018

Last weekend we attended the tenth annual meeting of the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA), the largest scholarly organization devoted to Indigenous issues, communities, and research. Indigenous studies is a key area for the University of Arizona Press, and we’ve been attending this meeting since its inception. It’s exciting to see how attendance has grown, and we appreciate the opportunity to meet scholars from around the world and learn more about important issues in Indigenous studies.

This year’s meeting in downtown Los Angeles had a fantastic turnout and a roster of fascinating panels. As always, we were delighted to see UAP authors and other friends of the Press. Thanks to all who stopped by and to the organizers for a great conference!

“Red Medicine” author Patrisia Gonzales and UAP Editor-in-Chief Kristen Buckles
Natasha Varner and “The Learned Ones” author Kelly S. McDonough
“Yaqui Indigeneity” author Ariel Zatarain Tumbaga

 

Allison Adelle Hedge Coke, editor of the poetry anthology “Sing”
“Talking Indian” author Jenny L. Davis
Lloyd L. Lee, editor of “Navajo Sovereignty” and “Diné Perspectives”
“Marking Indigeneity” author Tevita O. Ka‘ili
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