Where community, knowledge, and action converge.
We build Indigenous futures through mapping, immersive media, film, sound, zines, theater, archaeology, creative practice, student training, and community collaboration.
Project Portals
Each card opens into a public project page with community-facing language, project subcards, methods, outputs, and scholarly depth.
Muscogee Tribal Towns
Explore Muscogee places, towns, dwelling spaces, and relationships through maps, virtual reality, 360 capture, and immersive storytelling.
Indigenous Film
Short films, documentaries, animations, and phone-based filmmaking workshops that support Indigenous storytelling and community knowledge.
Indigenous Sound
Soundscapes, podcasts, and audio projects that listen for Indigenous presence across place, history, language, and everyday life.
Sovereign Bodies
Projects on safety, kinship, gender, sexuality, and data justice, including work related to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons and Two-Spirit futures.
Theater & Performance
Performance-based projects that use story, movement, humor, and community dialogue to imagine change.
Zine Library
A living collection of zines created through lab projects, classes, workshops, and community collaborations.
Indigenous Archaeology
Training and research in drone, GPR, LiDAR, mapping, and Tribal Historic Preservation-centered fieldwork.
Creative Arts & Writing
Creative writing, visual art, speculative practice, and Indigenous futurisms projects emerging from the lab.
Community-facing entry, scholarly depth.
The homepage uses clear, inviting project cards. Interior pages make room for methods, theory, student training, public humanities, documentation, and future directions.
Public, with care.
All major project portals are public. Some details, files, names, media, or datasets may remain summarized, protected, or released later depending on consent, safety, and community accountability.