Explore languages of resistance and survivance expressed in Black and Indigenous modern and contemporary art and archival research that explores strategies of refusal and possibility.

Examine the embodiment of memory and interior life by interpreting sacred geographies as sites of geopolitical and social resistance where kinship and belonging emerge and are performed.

Explore the ways Afro-Indigenous, Black, and Indigenous scholars, artists, and communities challenge and redress Western intellectual traditions, particularly in ways that center traditional ecological knowledge, queer and feminist theory, and decoloniality.