Native America Calling
“This event explores the struggle of Indigenous Sámi people through literature and storytelling.”
About This Event
Join us in Hoopa for a compelling discussion on Elin Anna Labba's novel, 'The Home of the Drowned', highlighting the impact of modernization on Indigenous Sámi people. This event features insights into the struggles of a 13-year-old girl adapting to life after her village is flooded, showcasing themes of resilience and cultural loss. Participate via call-in at 1-800-996-248 and tune in live on 91.3FM.
The event officially begins at 3:00 AM - 4:00 AM at Hoopa. Organized by KIDE FM (Hoopa).
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This event is free for all attendees interested in Indigenous literature.
Nearby Essentials
The Ivanhoe
Historic dining room perfect for post-event dinner. Reservations recommended.
Victorian Inn
Boutique lodging right on Main Street. Walking distance to the starting line.
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