Discover the Untold Story of the Comanche Nation

Join us on April 18th for a compelling exploration of one of North America’s most powerful and dynamic Indigenous nations.

What does it mean for a people to shape history across borders, long before those borders even existed?

Dr. Joaquin Rivaya-Martinez, a leading scholar on the Comanche Nation, invites you to rethink the history of the American Southwest. Drawing on years of research, he reveals how the Comanche people built a vast, influential presence spanning Texas, New Mexico, and northern Mexico from the early 1700s to 1875.

This engaging presentation will shed light on the Comanche as a transnational Indigenous power, challenging familiar narratives and offering new perspectives on movement, identity, and resilience.

Whether you are an academic, student, or simply curious about the deeper histories of this region, this talk promises fresh insights and a fascinating story you won’t want to miss.

We hope you’ll join us for this thought provoking event. Bring your families, your students and your co-workers, but more importantly, bring your questions.