Kelsey Dayle John

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Scholarly Contributions

Journals/Publications

• John, K. D. (2020). Fences Tell a Story of Land Changes on Navajo Nation.. Edge Effects Digital Magazine, Series on Indigenous Lands, Waters, and Ways of Knowing..

Presentations

• John, K. D. (2022). Dancing with Horses: Contexts and Embodiments. Faculty of Arts and Sciences at OCAD Speaker Series. Online: OCAD University of Toronto, Ontario.
• John, K. D. (2022, April).

  Panelist, (Re)placing Rural Education: Unpacking Place at the Intersections of Rural and

  Indigenous Education

  . American Educational Research Association. San Diego, California.
• John, K. D. (2022, April).

  Panelist, Relationship, Responsibility, Reciprocity and Respect: Horses as Teachers,

  Lessons in Relationality

  . Indigenous Education Research Conference. University of New Mexico, Online.
• John, K. D. (2022, February). Engaged BIPoC Scholar-Practitioner Program. Engaged BIPoC Scholar-Practitioner Program. Syracuse University (online): Syracuse University.
• John, K. D. (2022, November). Contexts and Resiliency: Native American Relations . Crow Canyon Archaeological Center Educational Webinar. Crow Canyon Archaeological Center (Online).
• John, K. D. (2022, November). Indigenous Perspectives in Animal Sciences & One Health. University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine Native American Heritage Month Event. Online: University of Florida, College of Veterinary Medicine.
• John, K. D. (2022, September). What Does Inclusion Feel Like?. Diversifying the HERD Virtual Workshop. Online: Human Equine Relational Development Institute.
• John, K. D., & John, G. H. (2022, October). Indigenous Perspectives in Animal Studies/Sciences and One Health. CSU Symposium on Inclusive Excellence. Colorado State University--online: Colorado State University.
• John, K. D., & Sestiaga, D. (2022). Indigenous Science and One Health: Possibilities for Meaningful Collaboration. University of Arizona One Health Symposium. University of Arizona.
• John, K. D., & ShieldChief, M. (2022, March). Wild and Wilderness: American Perceptions of Indian and Animal Persons. More-than-human Relations in Times of Violence Symposium. University of Idaho.
• John, K. D. (2021, October). Disability in Native Pasts, Presents, and Futures. Western History Association. Online: Wester History Association.
• John, K. D. (2021, October). For all the Animals and All the diseases: Exploring Zoonotic Disease in the Many American West. Western History Association. Portland, OR: Western History Association.
• John, K. D. (2020, October). Indigenizing Classrooms: A Roundtable on Research and Practice. Western History Association Annual Conference. Online: Western History Association.
• John, K. D. (2020, October). Indigenous Horse Cultures (coffee chat).. Equine History Collective Coffee Chat. Online Panel: Equine History Collective.
• John, K. D. (2020, October). Native Perspectives on Public and Tribal Lands. Native Perspectives on Public and Tribal Lands Speaker Series. Online: Grande Canyon Trust.
• John, K. D. (2020, September). Indigenous Methodologies: The Importance of Animal Knowers and Teachers.. Abbe Museum. Online: Abbe Museum.

Poster Presentations

• John, K. D. (2022, April). Ask the Horses: Consdierations for Indigenous Animal Studies . American Educational Research Association. San Diego, CA.

Creative Productions

• John, K. D. (2021. Navajo Mustang. Arizona Public Media. Colorado and New Mexico: Arizona Public Media. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAk7jBBFUHU