Renisa Mawani Lecture: “Specters of Indigeneity in British Indian Migration, 1914”

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Event Date-2/7/2012

Location- Portland State University, Cramer Hall Room 124. 1721 SW Broadway.

Event time: 4pm

Event info/ bio/description-As part of PSU’s annual “Canada Days” events, the Portland Center for Public Humanities and Canadian Studies present Renisa Mawani “Specters of Indigeneity in British Indian Migration, 1914″

“‘Specters of Indigeneity’ focuses on the 1914 Vancouver arrival of the Komagata Maru, a Japanese steamship carrying 376 Punjab migrants, to track the changing conceptions of Indigeneity appropriated and deployed in early 20th century legal struggles over British Indian migration to Canada.”

 Sponsored/ hosted by- Portland Center for Public Humanities @ PSU and co-sponsored with Canadian Studies

 This event is free and open to the public.

More information about all pcph events: http://publichumanities.pdx.edu