Call for Papers (& Visuals)-Critical Relationality: Indigenous and Queer Belonging Beyond Settler Sex & Nature. Co-editors Kim TallBear (University of Alberta) & Angela Willey (University of Massachusetts)

See the Imaginations Journal website for a direct link to this CFP. And see my co-editor, Angela Wiley’s website for more information about her.

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Principal Investigator; Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Peoples, Technoscience & Environment; Associate Professor; Faculty of Native Studies, University of Alberta

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