Amy Lonetree (NHC Fellow, 2024–25)

Fellowship Work Summary, 2024–25

During her time at the Center, Amy Lonetree made substantial progress researching and restructuring her fellowship book project, Visualizing Native American Survivance: A Photographic History of the Ho-Chunk Nation, 1879–1960. She also wrote the final chapter for another book manuscript, Native American Child Removal, Indigenous Activism, and the Creation of an Archive, and prepared the entire manuscript for submission to an academic publisher. Additionally, she also completed final editing for an essay, “Truman Lowe and a Ho-Chunk Heritage of Resilience” for the exhibition catalogue, In Water’s Edge: The Art of Truman Lowe, edited by Rebecca Trautman (Smithsonian Books, forthcoming, October 2025).