Virtual Middlebury

Admission: $25
Open to the Public

As more centering (long overdue!) of Indigenous voices in publishing occurs, writers and teachers must contend with how to write and teach in a decolonial context. Kazim Ali’s lecture will explore ways that writers and teachers might now begin to work in often radically different narratologies, historiographies, and research methodologies than we have been trained in. The work of Indigenous writers, scholars, pedagogues, and teachers will be centered.


Closed captioning is available for live events.

Financial aid is available for the Lecture Series; contact us for more information at blwc@middlebury.edu.

Sponsored by:
Bread Loaf Writers' Conference

Contact Organizer

Johnsen, Molly
mjohnsen@middlebury.edu
802-443-5276