Indigenous Nations Library Program Graphic

Indigenous Phonemes depicting the INLP Program Name.

INLP Program Specialist

Kevin Brown
Contact:
Zimmerman Library
Indigenous Nations Library Program
Room 227
(505) 277-7433

Design Statement

INLP promotes Indigenous ontology, pedagogy, and research because we have a commitment to Indigenous scholarship. This design schema is a visual reference to the voices and knowledge of Indigenous people in local and global communities. INLP has also stressed the importance of collaborating and partnering with Indigenous people across the globe. This visual statement is the start of our outreach. The Gathering Place at INLP is much more than a physical space but an intellectual arena where culturally sensitive practicum and scholarship is supported and promoted.
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