Wanda Dalla Costa

Conference Presentations: • “Story, Landscape and Place-Making: Contextualizing Indigenous Knowledge within Indigenous Architecture” Native American & Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA). Vancouver, BC, June 22 - 24, 2017. • “Architecture as Storyteller,” Western Social Science Association (WSSA), San Francisco, CA, April 13-15, 2017. • “Housing Equity and Heat Vulnerability: A Case Study for Indigenous Design and Construction.” Living and Sustainability: An Environmental Critique of Design and Building Practices. AMPS (Architecture, Media, Politics & Society), London, England, Feb 9-10, 2017. • “Helping Communities Find Voice and Healing through Planning,” American Indian Studies Association Conference (AISA), University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, February 2-3, 2017. Co-presenters: Michelle Hale and Elroy Keetso. • “Indigenous Placekeeping Framework: Critical Engagement in Indigenous North Americat”, Lawrence, KS, Oct 20, 2016. Scholarship of Social Engagement Symposium, University of Kansas. Lecture synopsis: Cause and effect in Indigenous architecture. • “Contextualized Metrics and Narrating Binaries: Defining Place and Process in Indigenous North America,” Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA), Santiago, Chile, June 29, 2016. Lecture synopsis: Defining Indigenous architecture. • “Indigenous Design Symposium: Fostering the Co-Production of Knowledge,” American Indian Council of Architects and Engineers (AICAE), Phoenix, AZ, Apr. 29, 2016. Lecture synopsis: The co-production of knowledge in higher education. • “Indigenized Construction and Economic Development: Equipping Indian People with the Tools Needed to Built the Communities they Desire,” Construction in Indian Country (CIIC), Phoenix, AZ, Apr. 27, 2016. Co-presenters: Michelle Hale and Jerome Clark. Lecture synopsis: Indigenous metrics and opportunities in Construction. • “Community Innovations and Indigenous Materials,” Construction in Indian Country (CIIC), Phoenix, AZ, Apr. 26, 2016. Lecture synopsis: Indigenous materials, local initiatives and opportunities. • “Indigenous Innovation Opportunities in the Built Environment,” National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development (NCAIED) Conference, Las Vegas, NV, Mar 24, 2016. Lecture synopsis: Indigenous metrics and opportunities in Construction. • “Indigenous Urban Planning, Design, Architecture & Construction: Equipping Indian People with Tools Needed to Build the Communities They Desire.” American Indian Studies Association Conference (AISA), Phoenix, AZ, Feb. 4-5, 2016. Co-presenters: Michelle Hale, Jerome Clark, Chandler Willie. Lecture synopsis: Indigenous metrics and opportunities in Construction. • “Indigenous Architecture Process and Principles: A Case Study of the K-3 Aboriginal Learning Center,” Construction in Indian Country (CIIC), Phoenix, AZ, Apr. 20, 2015. Other Research activities to consider