The Natural History Museum inquires into what we see, how we see, and what remains excluded from our seeing.
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TOMORROW, FRI OCT 9th, join Madonna Thunder Hawk, Marty Two Bulls Jr., and Taylor Gunhammer for a virtual roundtable on land return, mining, public art, and generations of Indigenous-led organizing and resistance.
RSVP: bit.ly/hesapa
TOMORROW, Wed, SEPT 30 @ 12 pm ET / 9 am PT join us for a roundtable conversation on land ownership, extraction, and the struggles for land liberation
RSVP: bit.ly/appalachia-liberation
(the event will NOT be recorded)
Join us Oct. 9, 2–3:15pm ET, for a virtual roundtable with Lakota artists, activists & knowledge-holders on mining, dispossession, resistance, cultural survival & stewardship in He Sapa.
RSVP: bit.ly/hesapa
Join us Sept 30 at 12 pm ET / 9 am PT for a roundtable on how Appalachian communities are using land ownership data to resist extraction, including AI data centers—and what these struggles can teach us about land liberation.
RSVP: bit.ly/appalachia-liberation
As America250 approaches, "The Other 250: America from Below" asks whose freedom is being celebrated—and whose histories are being left out.
Join a virtual roundtable July 15 with Rebecca Nagle, Jesse Hagopian, Derek Alderman & Beka Economopoulos.
RSVP: bit.ly/other-250
TODAY — Tueday, MAY 19 @ 12pm ET / 9am PT: Join Janene Yazzie (Diné), Mohammed Usrof, and Joel Wainwright for a roundtable on the future of global climate action: “Breaking Climate Behemoth: Report from Santa Marta” RSVP: bit.ly/santa-marta_x
Join us Tues, May 19 (12pm ET/ 9am PT) for a virtual roundtable with Red Natural History Fellows Janene Yazzie (Diné), Mohammed Usrof, and Joel Wainwright on the future of global climate action.
RSVP: bit.ly/santa-marta_x
WED, APRIL 15 @ 1pm ET/ 10am PT join us for “The Data Center Frontier” curated by Red Natural History Fellow Jordan B. Kinder (Métis). RSVP: bit.ly/RNH_Datacenter_X
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Meet Jordan Kinder, part of the new cohort of Red Natural History Fellows redefining natural history for a world in crisis🔗thenaturalhistorymuseum.org/…
Meet Chérie Rivers, writer, teacher, radical Black ecologist, and 2026–2028 Red Natural History Fellow🔗thenaturalhistorymuseum.org/…
Meet Antonio Roman-Alcalá, educator, musician, food justice organizer, and 2026–2028 Red Natural History Fellow🔗thenaturalhistorymuseum.org/…
Meet Lindsay Shade, a 2026–2028 Red Natural History Fellow, part of a cohort redefining natural history for a world in crisis 🔗thenaturalhistorymuseum.org/…
Meet Mohammed Usrof, part of our new cohort of Red Natural History Fellows redefining natural history for a world in crisis 🔗thenaturalhistorymuseum.org/…
@MohammedUsrof
Meet Joel Wainwright, Marxist geographer and social theorist, and Red Natural History Fellow 2026–2028 🔗thenaturalhistorymuseum.org/…
A warm welcome to Janene Yazzie, part of our new cohort of Red Natural History Fellows redefining natural history for a world in crisis 🔗thenaturalhistorymuseum.org/…
@SixthWorldSol
Proud to announce the 2026–2028 Red Natural History Fellows—a cohort of scholar-activists and organizers advancing movement-engaged work at a time when justice-oriented scholarship is being censored, defunded, and attacked. 🔗thenaturalhistorymuseum.org/…
@MohammedUsrof @SixthWorldSol
Selected from 100+ applicants spanning six continents, Fellows are working across food justice, environmental sociology, Indigenous sovereignty, climate justice, and research on the entanglements of ecology, extraction, borders, and militarism.
🔗thenaturalhistorymuseum.org/…
OPEN CALL: We're inviting applications for the 2026–28 Red Natural History Fellowship, a program dedicated to co-creating a “natural history for a world in crisis." Details @ bit.ly/RNH-fellowship-2026-2…
