American Indian Workshop

American Indian Workshop

The American Indian Workshop (AIW) started 1980 and has become the most important scholarly platform for European researchers into issues related to the Native Peoples of North America. Since the beginning this experience is shared with colleagues from North America. By now the American Indian Workshop has become the most important international conference on American Indian and Inuit Studies in the world. [more...]

American Indian Workshop Meetings


The AIW meets annually in a European city. Responsible for the organisation of the annual AIW Meetings are the local organizers. Usually there is a general topic and a current research session.

American Indian Workshop Meetings since 1980: AIW Meetings


32nd American Indian Workshop

March 31 - April 3, 2011

Approaching Native American Cultures from an Inter-American Perspective: Similarities and Differences

Center for the Study of the Americas, University of Graz, Merangasse 18
Graz/Austria

Organizer: Heidrun Moertl



33rd American Indian Workshop

April 12 - 15, 2012

[Title to be anounced]

NONAM & Ethnographic Museum of the University of Zurich
Zurich/Switzerland

Co-Organizers: Karin Isernhagen / Peter Gerber / Monika Egli


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AIW Committees

    AIW Committee:

Heidrun Moertl / Klara Kolinska / Karin Isernhagen / Peter Gerber / Monika Egli / Renate Bartl

    Museums: 

Liane Apel

    Studies:

Anne Grob

    Events:   

Renate Bartl

    Publications: 

NN

    Magazines:  

NN

Mailing list moderators:
Heidrun Moertl / Renate Bartl
    Webpage / Mailserver: 

Renate Bartl

Facebook:
Markus Lindner / Heidrun Moertl