 Next week, we are excited to present our Spring 2021 Mary Kihl planning workshop series featuring 5 presentations from renowned tribal speakers discussing planning issues in Indian country.
Dr. Melissa Nelson from ASU's School of Sustainability will kick off the series on Tuesday, March 9 at 3 pm by sharing her talk "Native American Land Rematriation: Biocultural Restoration and Resilience."
Date: Tuesday, March 9 to Monday, March 15, 2021
Location (Zoom): http://links.asu.edu/mkworkshop2021
Passcode: 403945
Full Schedule
March 9, 3pm: Melissa Nelson - Arizona State University
Native American Land Rematriation: Biocultural Restoration and Resilience
March 10, 2pm: Kim Kanuho - Fourth World Design Group LLC
Indigenizing the Planning Process: A Tribal Planner's Perspective
March 11, 3pm: Ethan Lawton - SHN Engineers & Geologists, Inc.
Tribal Land Use Planning
March 12, 3pm: Michelle Hale - Arizona State University
Putting the Indigenous in Indigenous Planning: Utilizing Tools from Urban Planning to Solve Development Dilemmas in Indian Country
March 15, 3pm: Eric Trevan - The Evergreen State College
The Evolution of Tribal Planning-Where are We Now?
About the series:
The Spring 2021 Tribal Planning Virtual Speaker Series is made possible by the Mary R. Kihl Leadership Endowment which is used to fund student scholarships, support lectures, symposia and other activities supporting scholastic development in the field of planning.
One of the leading and most influential transportation planners in the US, Mary was a professor in Planning at ASU from 1996 until her death in 2007. The endowment established in her memory recognizes her dedication, leadership and contributions to ASU and the field of planning.
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