For today’s show, guest host Bert Zipperer speaks with two archaeologists about the 3,000-year-old dugout canoe recently recovered from Lake Mendota, the second ancient canoe found in Wisconsin this year. […]
Supporting Maternal Health in Indigenous and Latina Communities
Today, Ali Muldrow continues her reproductive justice series with doulas from Cooperativa Raíces para el Cambio/Roots4Change Cooperative to talk about pregnancy, giving birth, and postpartum experiences in the Indigenous and […]
Subtle Desi Traits 12: Bodily Autonomy
In this August edition of Subtle Desi Traits, host Ankita Bharadwaj speaks with Arvina Martin. Together, they dissect Indigenous perspectives on the overturning of Roe v Wade, with a special […]
Cardinal Call: Examining the Low Percentage of Native American Student...
On Tuesdays, the Daily Cardinal — one of UW-Madison’s student newspapers — shares the latest in campus news. This week, Student Dive co-host Honor Durham talks with campus news writer […]
Derogatory Place Names In Wisconsin Set to be Renamed
If you are traveling around Wisconsin this summer, you may encounter places named in the language of the Native American people who lived here long before Europeans settled this area. […]
Uncovering Indigenous History in Canada
During the past two weeks, nearly 1,000 sets of human remains have been found in unmarked graves at the sites of former residential schools in Canada. Throughout the nineteenth and […]
