Discuss, share, and reflect on the complex connections and contradictions that arise when placing the “American Indian Wars” and the “Global War on Terror” in dialogue. This Surviving the Long Wars discussion will focus on how the humanities themes of intimacy, resilience, and solidarity across difference relate to the US long wars.

Gina Herrera will lead a discussion around climate change and environmental degradation.

Gina Herrera (Costa Rican and Tesuque Pueblo) [Navy, Army, and Air Force veteran] is a Chicago-born-and-raised artist residing in California. She received a BFA in Art Education from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and her MFA from The University of the Arts in Philadelphia. Herrera teaches at Arvin High School and is an adjunct professor at Bakersfield College.

There are 15 limited seats for this discussion. Reserve your spot through our Eventbrite page below.