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Accessibility, Archives, and Native American Boarding Schools: Pathways for Catholic History

This two-day, hybrid conference brings together academic historians and archivists to discuss Native American Boarding Schools and the recorded legacy of the Catholic Church in their operation, roughly from 1819 to 1969. The conference is sponsored by the American Catholic Historical Association and is funded through the ACHA’s SHARP grant—a one-year project designed to place historians, archivists, and members of Native communities in conversation and collaboration.

After registering, you will be sent a single Zoom link good for all sessions.

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PANEL TIMES

FRIDAY, MARCH 24:

Morning panel - 11:30 AM Eastern:
- Accessibility in Archives (What is Available to be Known?)

Afternoon panel - 3:30 PM Eastern:
- Accessibility in Historical Perspective (What Can or Cannot be Known or Extrapolated?)


SATURDAY, MARCH 25:

Morning panel - 11:30 AM Eastern:
- Accessibility to Narrative (How can What We Know be Translated to Tribes, the Profession, the Church?)

Afternoon roundtable - 3:30 PM Eastern

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CONTACT
Dr. Patrick Hayes, pjhayesphd@gmail.com