Annual Evening at the Williams Center
Saturday Feb 21, 8pm
Native Intelligence/Innate Intelligence

Bear witness to stories from varied identities, weaved together in celebration of difference and unique individuality.

Native intelligence/ innate intelligence is the second work in a trilogy by Christopher K. Morgan that began with Pöhaku (2016) and will conclude with N(8)tive Enough (tentative premiere in 2025)

Native intelligence/innate intelligence incorporates dance, Hawaiian chant & percussion, original compositions for cello, and multimedia scenic design to examine ancestry, home, and belonging. Research for the work began by questioning the word native, an identity that has become politically charged and is frequently a weapon of colonization. Collaborators explored the origins of instinct, nature vs. nurture, which aspects of our identities are shaped by our environment, and how our ancestry impacts our personalities and identities.

Tickets are $30. A portion of each AAUW ticket goes towards local scholarships. Spouses and friends are welcome. Please reserve tickets by February 10.

Please send reservations by February 10 to: Rosemary Baker. Check Yearbook for address.  Make checks payable to: AAUW Easton Branch

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Order Form: Evening at the Williams Center February 21, 2025

 Name  ___________________________________________________________________________ 
Tickets for Native intelligence/Innate Intelligence ____________ (qty) @ $30. Each

Additional donation for Scholarship Fund ________________

 Total of check enclosed: ____________ (payable to AAUW Easton Branch)

Will you be attending Tapas prior to the event at the Finger’s _________________

Contact Rosemary Baker for more information and tickets.