Renae WatchmanAssociate Professor, Indigenous Studies
Overview
"Tódich’íi’nii éínishłị dóó Kinya’áanii báshíshchíín. Tsalagi éí da shichei dóó Táchii'nii éí da shinálí."
Areas of Expertise
American literaturesCanadian literaturesContemporary literaturesCritical film studiesCritical study of literatureEnglish literaturesFilm and televisionFilm, television and digital mediaIndigenous literaturesIndigenous performing artsLiterature theoryOther film, television and digital media, n.e.c.Studies of Indigenous societiesAboriginalAmerindiansColonialismIndigenous
McMaster Affiliations
Other Links and Profiles
Racialized Ecologies
Indianthusiasm - Hobbyism in the GDR
Obama Lecture
Nits’áá dóó ídahwiil’aah “We are learning from you” Spring Speaker Series featuring Renae Watchman, Author of “Restoring Relations Through Stories: From Dinétah to Denendah.”
‘It’s an honour’: Renae Watchman is the first Indigenous Obama Fellow at University of Mainz
Renae Watchman is the first Indigenous Obama Fellow at University of Mainz
Analysis: Tsé Bitʼaʼí and the importance of keeping Diné and Dene stories alive
Essential Works of Indigenous Cinema
Review of the Week
Orcid ID