Discussion led by 
Amy June Breesman, Eastern Shawnee (Good Way Farm)
Hazlett Henderson (KU Geography & Atmospheric Science)

Healthy democracy fosters an exchange of ideas across experiences and knowledge. One way to offer a platform for this is to root discussion in shared reading and collaborative understanding. Engaged Reading is offered to promote learning and inquiry across communities through common texts. Inspired by the expansive reach of the KU Reads / Common Book program, and curated with goals of generous and generative conversation, this series features texts aided by with discussion facilitators. 

Supported by the Hall Center for the Humanities, the KU Libraries, 
the Institute for Policy and Social Research, the Spencer Museum of Art, 
Haskell Indian Nations University, the KU Office of Sovereign Partnerships and Indigenous Initiatives, the Indigenous Studies Program, and The Commons

This event is presented with recognition for the recently re-articulated partnership between the University of Kansas and Haskell Indian Nations University, providing students on both campuses enhanced learning opportunities through collaborative programming.