Network for Teaching Indigenous Studies in Europe

The network began at the Indigenous Futurisms conference in Flensburg in 2022 on the initiative of Mathilde Roza (Radboud University), with the aim to create a scholarly community to address the unique challenges of teaching Indigenous Studies within a European context. The network’s name reflects a desire to find inspiration in a shared commitment to Indigenous Studies and hopes to engage scholars from both inside and outside Europe.

After several initial online meetings organized by Mathilde and her Radboud team, N-TISE organized its first workshop in November 2024 with the help of Kerstin Knopf and Corina Wieser-Cox at the University of Bremen. The second workshop is now being held at Leiden University with the organization of Jessie Owens (Leiden), Mathilde Roza (Radbourd), and Corina Wieser-Cox (Bremen) where we will come together in a hybrid format to connect and share insights on teaching Indigenous Studies.

This event will provide a platform to discuss our network’s goals, including developing a critical understanding of teaching Indigenous Studies in Europe and addressing the challenges and opportunities involved. We will also explore ways to support each other through sharing resources, creating a listserv for collaboration, and discussing funding opportunities. We look forward to your participation and the valuable conversations that will arise!

Workshops

Find information about previous and upcoming workshops and take a look at past workshop programs

Member’s Area

A private area for N-TISE Members to connect, discover resources for teaching and further study, and pool our collective knowledge