Gloria S. Duclos Convocation
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Welcoming the USM Community to the 2021-2022 Convocation
Welcome to the Duclos Convocation: “The Rivers We Belong To: Grounding Indigenous Presence and Sovereignty.” Join us in reflecting on a poem and photo series.
Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
We wish to honor Indigenous University members affiliated with the Wabankai Confederacy and the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa nations by sharing their stories.
Wabanaki Reach
We are pleased to be partnering with Wabanaki REACH to bring their workshops to the University community.
Written Expressions: Voices from Native American Communities
We hope you can take a few minutes to read what’s currently available, and return each month to read what’s new.
News
USM Convocation hosts "Memory, Trauma and the Generations of Genocide" with internationally renowned therapist Dr. Yael Danieli
USM Convocation events to explore trauma and race through music, lectures, and film
Reza Jalali’s “The Poets and the Assasin” to be performed at USM on Feb. 14
Annual W. E. B. DuBois lecture addresses racism, segregation outside Southern U.S.
Democracy, civic action center of lecture at USM
Award-winning author to speak about 'The Strange Careers of the Jim Crow North' at USM's 2nd annual W. E. B. Du Bois lecture event Nov. 6
First Iranian film festival in Maine to be hosted by USM Honors program as part of year-long Gloria S. Duclos Convocation
Henrietta Lacks' descendants discuss bioethics, race and compassion at USM
