The two-day symposium will bring together leading scholars to examine the intersections of artificial intelligence (AI), Indigenous data creation, and environmental futures.
When
Tuesday, September 22, 2026 12:00-12:00AM
Where
Hood Atrium, Occom Commons, & Kemeny 008
sponsor
Climate Collaborative, Environmental Studies, Hood Museum of Art, Native American and Indigenous Studies
Intended Audience(s)
Public
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The two-day symposium at Dartmouth College, will bring together leading scholars to examine the intersections of artificial intelligence (AI), Indigenous data creation, and environmental futures. Together, these engagements will underscore how Indigenous traditions of innovation can shape future technological pathways, positioning Dartmouth as a vital site for dialogue at the nexus of environment, technology, and Indigenous studies.
Overview of Events:
9/21 @12PM | Panel 1: Indigenous Approaches to AI and Environmental Care
9/21 @2PM | Hood Museum Workshop with Danielle Boyer
9/22 @12PM | Panel 2: Imagining Alternative Indigenous Futures
9/22 @5:30PM | Public Keynote Lecture by Marisa Duarte
