Historical Photo Feature: a look back at the 1971 “Indian Spring symposium” at Lawrence University

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Al Momaday was a guest speaker at the Indian Spring symposium. Photo courtesy of Lawrence University Archives.

This historical photo feature takes a look back at the “Indian Spring symposium” held at Lawrence University, showcasing captivating images of guest speakers and attendees. The feature pays tribute to the powerful voices that were heard at the symposium and highlights the importance of recognizing and honoring Indigenous traditions and knowledge.

Gerald One Feather was a guest speaker at the Indian Spring symposium, held April 18–May 8, 1971, of “films, lectures, performances and exhibits by and concerning American Indians.” Photo and caption courtesy of Lawrence University Archives.
Al and N. Scott Momaday were guest speakers at the Indian Spring symposium. Photo courtesy of Lawrence University Archives.
An unknown individual speaks at an event during the Indian Spring symposium. Photo courtesy of Lawrence University Archives.
Al Momaday was a guest speaker at the Indian Spring symposium. Photo courtesy of Lawrence University Archives.

Photos courtesy of Lawrence University Archives.

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