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During the mid-nineteenth century the United States and its settlers stripped the Ho-Chunk people of legal title to their ancestral homeland and repeatedly forced them into exile west of the Mississippi River. Despite this, a significant fraction of the Ho-Chunk population never left Wisconsin or quickly returned to it; today, their descendants are citizens of the Ho-Chunk Nation, headquartered in Black River Falls. Stephen Kantrowitz, Professor in the Department of History, will explore how Ho-Chunk people resisted the forces that sought to expel them and turned the tools of colonization to their own advantage.
If you are experiencing difficulties registering, please call Learning and Talent Development at 262-7107 or email registrations2@ohr.wisc.edu.
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If you wish to pay with a check, please make it out to University Roundtables and send it to:
Learning and Talent Development
University of Wisconsin-Madison
21 N Park Street, Suite 5101
Madison, WI 53715
No payments will be refunded.
To request accommodations due to disability or medical need, please contact Mallory Musolf at soas@soas.wisc.edu, preferably at least two weeks before the event.
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Lesley Fisher (lesley.fisher@wisc.edu)
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