Saturday, April 29, 2023 |  9:30 AM – 5:45 PM

Location | Albrecht Auditorium
Claremont Graduate University

Armando Solórzano, “Who is a Lamanite, Anyway? Latinx Interpretations of the Term, its Impact, and Reformulation”

Arcia Tecun/Daniel Hernandez, “Contested Curses and Shared Birthrights: A Messy Reflection on the Imagined Global Lamanite”

Ah-in-nist Sipes, “Why Latinx Are Lamanites” (Comment)

S. Ata Siulua, “Withering as a Rose: Tongan Indigeneity, Mormonism and the Curse of the Lamanites”

Cynthia Connell, “Rosarium: Reflections on Roses Blossoming as Lamanites”

Stephanie Griswold, Comment

Eduardo Obregón Pagán, “A Decolonial Reading of the Book of Mormon: Sociopolitical Under-Currents in the Book of Mormon World”

Farina King, “Lamanite Generations at BYU in the Late Twentieth Century”

Angelo Baca, Comment

Robert Joseph on Lamanite identity in a Māori context

Sarah Newcomb, “Remembering Our Ancestors: Seccunup”

Tēvita O. Ka’ili, Comment

Part 1 of Michael Kaulana Ing’s keynote presentation, “‘E Hana i Kanaka’ (Let’s Make Humanity): Hawaiian Syncretisms of the Biblical Creation”

Part 2 of Michael Kaulana Ing’s keynote presentation, “‘E Hana i Kanaka’ (Let’s Make Humanity): Hawaiian Syncretisms of the Biblical Creation”