Friday, February 16, 2024 1:45 pm, Mendenhall Laboratory Room 291 or online using this Zoom link
Madison Eagle
Coordinator for Belonging and Student Support
The Ohio State University
Email: eagle.41@osu.edu
Host: Yanlan Liu
We’re Still Here: Understanding Native American and Indigenous Peoples’ Contemporary Experiences
This talk will provide insight into the lived experiences of Indigenous Peoples’ today. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the issues that have and continue to contribute to Indigenous oppression in the United States and provide attendees with tangible ways that they can be allies and advocates for Indigenous Peoples.
Bio: Madison Eagle (pronouns: she, her, hers) serves as Coordinator for Belonging and Student Support in the Student Life Center for Belonging and Social Change. In this role, she works closely with NativeOSU and La C.A.S.A. She centers her work in mentorship and advocacy for students on campus, with deep investment in creating an equitable and accessible community. Madison is a lifelong social justice advocate and activist. Her identities are a driving force behind her passion for social justice work. Madison identifies as Tsalagi (Cherokee), Shawnee, and Irish American. She strives to advocate and push for change for all peoples through an intersectional and Indigenous Feminist lens.
