Talks
Concordia University, February 16, 2021
Events
400 Years Project shares history of Indigenous photography at Museum of the Cherokee Indian
Exhibitions
Photoville Festival – Made in Land: Spoken Memories
Press
Mountain Xpress: The 400 Years Project celebraties Indigenous Photographers
High Country News & 400 Years feature of Jennie Ross Cobb
Awarded the 2021 Howard Chapnick Grant
NPR: This Photographer Pairs New And Old Images To Converse With Greenland's Colonial Past
Native America Calling: 400 years photography project
Main Street on Prairie Public NewsRoom: 400 Years Project Aims to Tell More Accurate Story of Native Life
aPhotoEditor: The Daily Edit – 400 Years Project
National Geographic: Indigenous Americans face higher mortality rates from COVID-19. How have tribal communities responded to vaccination efforts?
The Cherokee One Feather: EBCI Photographers featured in The 400 Years Project
NPR: The 400 Years Project Looks At Native American Identity Through The Native Lens
BuzzFeed: 9 Photo Stories That Will Change Your View Of The World
PetaPixel: Great Reads in Photography
Presentation at American Photography Archives Group
please contact APAG for recording
Presentation at Storytelling for Change Summit
please contact PWB for recording
Related Books
Through a Native Lens: American Indian Photography
Nicole Dawn Stratham
University of Oklahoma Press, 2020
For a Love of His People: The Photography of Horace Poolaw
National Museum of the American Indian in association with
Yale University Press, 2014
Lines and Lineage
Tomas Van Houtryve
Radius Books, 2019
Partial Recall
With Essays on Photographs of Native North Americans
Edited by Lucy R. Lippard
The New Press
New York, 1992
Beyond the Reach of Time and Change
Native American Reflections on the Frank A. Rinehart Photography Collection
Edited by Simon J. Oritz
The University of Arizona Press, 2004
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