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Dec
30
Requiem for Ainu and Kamui
The final movement of Independent Without Borders: Pol(s)ka in Japan, "Requiem for Ainu and Kamui" premiered online on
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Dec
30
Solidarity with the Sami People in Deatnu
We at CEMiPoS stand in solidarity with Ellos Deatnu, the Sami Parliaments of Finland and Norway, and the Sami Council
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Dec
20
Interview with Performers of Mówi ONNA
CEMiPoS Director Hiroshi Maruyama had the privilege of joining the Ainu and Polish performers of Mówi ONNA in a roundtable
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Dec
09
Independent Without Borders: Pol(s)ka in Japan 2021 — A Collaboration Between Polish and Ainu Women
After much planning and anticipation, this December 11–19, Amareya Theatre and the Ainu Women's Association will collaborate to bring
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Nov
13
Cycling to Cop26 – Report
On 31 October, I set off from Amsterdam to cycle to the 26th Conference of the Parties (Cop26) in Glasgow.
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Nov
05
CEMiPoS Signs Memorandum of Understanding with the Musée d’Ethnographie de Genève (MEG) for its Collaboration with the Exhibition “Environmental Injustice, Indigenous People's Alternatives”
In September 2019, thé Musée d'Ethnographie de Genève (MEG) decided to organize an exhibition on Indigenous Peoples, environment, and climate
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Nov
05
Article on the Ainu Right to Traditional Salmon Fishing Published in IJGR
Adjunct Professor of CEMiPoS Kamrul Hossain has published his article titled "Recognition of the Ainu as an Indigenous People in
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Sep
24
CEMiPoS Researchers Participate in Seminar “Indigenous Bodily Rights in Choreography” at Norrlandsoperan
A recording of the seminar is available here on the Re:think Festival platform. A free account is required for
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Sep
21
Acknowledgements, Foreword, and Introduction of Upcoming Book "Decolonizing Futures"
Introducing the first few sections of "Decolonizing Futures" to be published this Winter.
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Sep
20
CEMiPoS Collaboration with the Musée d’Ethnographie de Genève (MEG)
On September 24th 2021, the Musée d’Ethnographie de Genève (MEG) is launching an exhibition on Indigenous Peoples, environment, and
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