Science V. The Sacred, A Dead-End Settler Ontology -- And Then What

Science v. the Sacred, a Dead-end Settler Ontology -- And Then What?

Western University

Kim TallBear - Science v. the Sacred

Indigenous Elimination, Settler Apocalypse, and Relational Hope - Conference Keynote by Kim TallBear

USC Dornsife Center for Advanced Genocide Research

Kim TallBear, "Disrupting Life/Not Life" (DOPE 2015 Keynote Address)

UK Political Ecology Working Group

Kim Tallbear: Science and Whiteness

Intellectual Property Issues in Cultural Heritage

Kim Tallbear: "Making Love & Relations beyond Settler Sexualities" | Landbody conference,May 7, 2016

Center for 21st Century Studies

Settler Science and Alien Contact

UCLA American Indian Studies Center

Kim Tallbear, "A Sharpening of the Already Present: Settler Apocalypse 2020"

REIMAGINING THE HUMAN – DAY II

Vilnius University (official)

Don Howard: How GR Shaped 20th-Century Philosophy of Science

Beyond Spacetime

IEW 2020: Indigenous People and Genetics: Race, Research, and Governance

Indigenous Student Affairs

Indigenous Bodies of Evidence and Counter-Mapping in the “Green” Nuclear Archive

UBC School of Public Policy and Global Affairs

Kim TallBear Indigenous STS, Governance, and Decolonization

Foundational Violence: Settler Colonial Articulations - Part 1

Center for Race & Gender, UC Berkeley

The Vanishing Indian Speaks Back: Race, Genomics, and Indigenous Rights

Microsoft Research

Debates in Archaeology 2020: Dr. Lindsay M. Montgomery (University of Arizona)

Archaeology Centre, University of Toronto

Conversations | The Anthropocene: When the Story Goes Dark, We Find New Ways to Tell the Story

Theory & Object: Philosophy of Science in the twentieth century, from Carnap to Grunbaum

The New Centre for Research & Practice

The Loss of Green: Imaging Vegetal Worlds

"Archaeological Science: looking to the future" by Dr Lisa Brown

Society of Antiquaries of Scotland