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Indigeneity, Identity, and Decoloniality (ft. Shannon Pōmaikaʻi Hennessey)
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We are back, and maybe we're better than ever, you won't know until you listen! But we definitely have an incredible guest, Shannon Pōmaikaʻi Hennessey, joining us to talk about her research on Native Hawaiian identity and indigenous ways of knowing. We talk about decolonization in academia, how art can express what words cannot, and how activism and scholarship prove essential to each other. It's a great conversation about important topics, and maybe we'll talk about some of what's making us happy too.
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