In the Press

Professor Jean Dennison
What Killers of The Flower Moon Doesn’t Show About Osage Nation’s Legacy
(October 23, 2023)
Canoe Journey 2023, Paddle to Muckleshoot, Honoring our Warriors Past and Present, part 1
Canoe Journey 2023, Paddle to Muckleshoot, Honoring our Warriors Past and Present
(October 3, 2023)
Professor Joshua L. Reid
AIS Professor Josh Reid interviewed for Seattle Times article on Lummi fishing
(April 10, 2023)
Sketch of proposed canoe house on South Lake Union by architecture firm
Seattle Announces Plans for New Canoe Carving House
(January 18, 2023)
Iisaaksiichaa Braine
The Meaning of Powwow featuring Iisaaksiichaa Braine on NBC Nightly Films
(January 4, 2023)
Professor Charlotte Cote standing in a wooded area
Professor Charlotte Coté featured in Crosscut Article on Indigenous Reclamation
(April 29, 2021)
Professor Kathryn Bunn-Marcuse
Surveying the Native art of the Pacific Northwest
(April 6, 2021)
artist Joe Seymour in front of his installed salmon artwork
AIS Instructor Joe Seymour Brings Coast Salish Salmon to Olympia Waterfront
(March 3, 2021)
Laura De Vos smiling at camera
AIS Lecturer Publishes Article for Indigenous Sovereignty
(December 16, 2020)
Black Lives Matter on Indigenous Lands article cover photo
AIS Graduate Publishes Article - BLM on Indigenous Lands in California
(November 4, 2020)
Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs, from left, Rob Alfred, John Ridsdale (Na'Moks) and Antoinette Austin, rally in support of the Wet’suwet’en Nation in Smithers, B.C., on Jan. 10, 2020.
AIS Stands in Solidarity and in Support of the Wet’suwet’en People
(February 13, 2020)
Professor Holly Barker with several of her students
Public Statement in Support of Dr. Holly Barker's Scholarship
(October 23, 2019)
Iisaaksiichaa Braine and Jean Dennison speaking about CAIIS at the welebaltx intellectual house
Center for American Indian and Indigenous Studies receives $1.8M Mellon Foundation grant
(September 23, 2019)
the Willapa Spirit honor canoe
American Indian Studies class, "Engaging with the Waterways," featured in UW Daily
(November 27, 2018)
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University Launches New Center for American Indian and Indigenous Studies
(October 25, 2018)
Canoes landing on Alki Beach during the Tribal Canoe Journeys, July 2018
Professor Coté Takes Students Beyond the Classroom
(September 12, 2018)
Cover of the Spring 2018 Issue of Daedalus
Dr. Stephanie Fryberg showcases her work in the Spring 2018 issue of the Journal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
(April 18, 2018)
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Indigenous Knowledge is Critical to Understanding Climate Change
(April 11, 2018)
Chris Teuton, chair of American Indian Studies, shows off original artwork by local artist and AIS professor emeritus, Marvin Oliver, in the AIS office
AIS Featured in the Daily
(February 22, 2018)
Chris Teuton, chair of American Indian Studies at the UW, displays the next letter for the group to practice. Teuton is Cherokee. (Alan Berner/The Seattle Times)
The Seattle Times joins us for Southern Lushootseed class
(January 16, 2018)
Stephanie Fryberg
Professor Stephanie Fryberg's research featured on NPR
(November 16, 2017)
A statue of Christopher Columbus defaced in New York City's Central Park
History Channel Interviews AIS Faculty Christopher Teuton and Stephanie Fryberg
(October 3, 2017)
Charlotte Coté
Charlotte Coté Profile in The Whole U
(July 22, 2016)
Intellectual House
UW Today on Indigenous faculty and scholarship
(March 9, 2016)
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AIS in Viewpoint Magazine
(September 23, 2015)
Charlotte Robinson
UW Daily coverage of the "Living Breath of Wǝɫǝbʔaltxʷ” Indigenous Ways of Knowing Cultural Food Practices and Ecological Knowledge Symposium
(September 29, 2014)
Breaking ground on Wәłәb?altxw Intellectual House
Wәłәb?altxw Intellectual House groundbreaking: photos and coverage
(November 4, 2013)
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Tribal Journeys in the New York Times
(July 29, 2011)