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Centre for Indigenous and Settler Colonial Studies (CISCS) Native Hawai'i Fiction and Poetry Reading Group - Â鶹AV

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Centre for Indigenous and Settler Colonial Studies (CISCS) Native Hawai'i Fiction and Poetry Reading Group

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Are you interested in joining the Native Hawai’i Fiction and Poetry Reading Group hosted by

This academic year, the group will meet online once per month to discuss a range of texts from various Native Hawai’ian authors published in 2023, 2024, or 2025. No prior knowledge of Indigenous Studies/Literature is required, and the group is open to everyone in- and outside of academia.

The group will meet for the first time on Friday 28th November, 6pm GMT, to discuss Hula (2023) by Jasmin Iolani Hakes. This discussion will be facilitated by (Goldsmiths University).

Other texts to be discussed are as follows:

  • Every Drop is a Man’s NightmareÌý(2023)Ìýby Megan Kamalei Kakimoto
  • Aina Hanau / Birth LandÌý(2023)Ìýby Brandy Nalani McDougall
  • Hammajang LuckÌý(2025)Ìýby Makana Yamamoto
  • The Invisible WildÌý(2025) by Nikki Van De Car
  • MeleÌý(2025)Ìýby Kalehua Kim We also welcome expressions of interest to host a session! You can do so my emailing Soph at s.harrisnijmeijer@westminster.ac.uk or Francesca at ftr511@york.ac.uk

To sign up to join the group, please complete the form at this

We also welcome expressions of interest from those hoping to facilitate a future session. Please send emails of interest, including the name of your preferred text, to s.harrisnijmeijer@westminster.ac.uk