The New Mexico State University Borderlands and Ethnic Studies, Chicano Programs and the Deans Fellows of Equity, Inclusion and Diversity at the College of Arts and Sciences are hosting a dialogue series titled, Imagining and Shaping Pluriversities: Land-based Indigenous Knowledges and Pedagogies of Resistance. (Clockwise from left) Pluriversity Imagination Collective members, Judith Flores Carmona, interim director of Chicano Programs, associate professor and faculty fellow in the Honors College; Manal Hamzeh, professor of gender and sexuality studies; Georgina Badoni, assistant professor of anthropology; and Dulcinea Lara, associate professor and director of Borderlands and Ethnic Studies program. (Courtesy Photo) (From left) Lisa Grayshield and Jennie Luna kicked off the series with their talk titled, Intersecting Momentum: A discussion about the History of Colonization and the Now of Healing Land and People. (Courtesy Photo)