Recorded by April 2, 2019

Sarah Young Bear-Brown, whose Meskwaki name Tti ka mi ge a translates to “woman who stands along the edge of the river,” will discuss her life as a profoundly deaf mother, artist and environmental advocate on the Meskwaki Settlement near Tama, Iowa.

Presented in conjunction with the Humanities Symposium "Misfitting: Disability Broadly Considered" this event is cosponsored by the State Historical Society of Iowa, the Obermann Center for Advanced Studies and the Iowa City Public Library