Build and Broaden: We Still Remain: A Conference Toward the Promotion of Southeast Indigenous Research, Scholarship, and Collaboration

仍然存在的东南部土著人民的故事往往迷失在这个地区讲述的黑白二元故事中。我们仍然保留会议（WSRC）是由亚利桑那大学和北卡罗来纳州彭布罗克大学共同主办，以提高公众对东南土著人民的了解。这个为期两天的会议将聚集土著和非土著学生和学者从各个学科（1）研究影响服务不足的群体的紧张局势领域;（2）文件的方式土著人民没有联邦承认可能会在其管辖范围内管理研究;和（3）测试如何实践模式的社区可能会改变个人和机构的研究行为。这次会议将扩大对东南部土著人民主权地位的普遍认识。研究结果将向学术界和非学术界的受众广泛传播。WSRC的目标是：（1）描述和定义SE土著研究;（2）鼓励对SE土著人民感兴趣的代表性不足的本科生和研究生;（3）增加SE土著人民研究和教育的促进;（4）支持早期职业和高级学者的研究发展。会议将举行全体会议，小组研讨会，学生海报会议和特邀演讲嘉宾提供背景和新兴主题的观点。预期成果是增加合作研究机会和分享循证做法。会议将扩大政策影响-不仅在土著社区，而且在与这些社区接触的地方和州政府之间，并将研究人员及其研究课题与社区需求更紧密地联系起来。会议的成功将通过会前和会后评估，轶事和经验证据，以及随后的出版物传播来衡量。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并被认为值得通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估来支持。

The stories of the Southeastern Indigenous Peoples who remain often are lost in the white-black binary story that is told in this region. We Still Remain Conference (WSRC) is co-hosted by the University of Arizona and University of North Carolina at Pembroke to improve the public’s understanding of SE Indigenous Peoples. This two-day conference will gather Indigenous and non-Indigenous students and scholars from various disciplines to (1) examine areas of tension in research affecting underserved groups; (2) document ways Indigenous Peoples without federal recognition might govern research within their jurisdiction; and (3) test how a community of practice model might change individual and institutional behaviors of research. This conference will amplify the general awareness of the sovereign status of SE Indigenous Peoples. The results will be disseminated broadly for academic and non-academic audiences. WSRC objectives are to: (1) characterize and define SE Indigenous studies; (2) encourage underrepresented undergraduate and graduate students interested in SE Indigenous Peoples; (3) increase the promotion of SE Indigenous Peoples research and education; and (4) support early career and senior scholars in their research development. The conference will feature a plenary session, small group workshops, student poster sessions and invited guest speakers to provide context and perspective of emergent themes. Expected outcomes are to increase collaborative research opportunities and share evidence-based practices. The conference will broaden policy impact--not only among Indigenous communities, but local and state governments that engage these communities, and connect researchers and their research topics more closely to community needs. The success of the conference will be measured through pre- and post-conference evaluations, anecdotal and empirical evidence, and subsequent publications disseminated.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.