Laura Harjo
“Every
day we are doing major things to keep sustaining communities that are really
rooted in community knowledge and practice that don’t always meet the paper
in academia.”
| “Every day we are doing major things to keep sustaining communities that are really rooted in community knowledge and practice that don’t always meet the paper in academia.” |
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
| Laura Harjo is a Mvskoke scholar and professor of Native American Studies at the University of Oklahoma. She teaches courses on Indigenous Planning, Community Development, and Indigenous Feminisms. |
BORN
Contemporary
Contemporary
DESCENT
| Sapulpa, OK / Tribal Affiliation Mvskoke Creek |
DISCIPLINE
| Planning Scholarship: Indigenous Planning and Development, Indigenous Feminisms, Community Based Knowledge Production, Community Participatory Methodologies, Spatial Storytelling |