Lecture at the college, Noble Hall 130.

I’ll be reading from THE COST and in conversation with local reporter Kirbie Bennett. Author Event & Book Signing. Details here.

Lecture and Book Signing

I’ll be giving a talk about THE COST OF FREE LAND on the festival’s first day in Founder’s Recital Hall. I’ll be signing books from 4:30-5:15. All details here.

Brunch & Learn: Hosted by the Jewish Federation of Nebrask and held at the JCC, this morning conversation will be open to the public. We’ll be discussing the Jewish teachings described in THE COST OF FREE LAND that helped me to grapple with America’s treatment of Native peoples.

A Community Conversation at the JCC Theater. Open to the public.

I’ll be joining other local writers such as Karen Russell to help build support for Street Books: Portland's bicycle-powered mobile library, serving people who live outside. Come at 6 pm for the bike ride and stay for the readings happening around 7 pm. More details here.

Join us for a virtual book club with the wonderful non-profit Jewish Women’s Archive. Free and open to the public. 8 pm ET. Register here.

Rebecca will be sharing tips from a 25-year-long career as a journalist and writer of the American West, with a specific focus on how she reported The Cost of Free Land. Free and open to the public. 12 ET. Here’s a link to register.

Hosted by the Jewish Congregation of Falmouth, this Jewish Book Council lecture is virtual and free to the public. It does require advanced registration. Here’s a link.

Join Doug White Bull and Rebecca Clarren for a discussion of the making of THE COST OF FREE LAND. Open to the public, the event will be held at the Santee Sioux Tribe Care Center in Flandreau, SD at 2 pm.

Sponsored by two Washington DC-area synagogues, and open to the public, this Meet-the-Author event will be open to the public. Details and links to register coming soon. 7 pm Eastern.

This free public lecture, hosted by the Samuel Bak Museum, has exceeded all expectation and now has more registrants than can fit in the museum. This event will now be held at the Barbara Weitz Community Engagement Center, in room 201. Clarren will be reading from her book THE COST OF FREE LAND, and having a conversation with Dr. Susana Geliga, assistant professor of the Department of History and Native American Studies at the University of Nebraska-Omaha as well as with Mikal Eckstrom, who has a doctorate in history from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and is one of only a handful of North American academics who has studied the connection between Jewish homesteaders and Native Nations.

Books won’t be available for sale at the event but Clarren is happy to sign books purchased beforehand.

Clarren will be speaking at the dinner of the annual Great Plains Conference from around 7 pm until 8:15. Tickets are required. Registration and details here.

A special lecture in Sioux City where Clarren’s family lived before homesteading. Here’s a link to more details about the event where she’ll be joined in conversation with Karen Mackey, Sioux City Human Rights Director.

Sponsored by the Lancaster Jewish Community Alliance and the Jewish Book Council. Here’s the link to register. Please note this event is 7 pm Eastern.

A free lecture for residents of Cedar Sinai Park’s Rose Schnitzer Manor.

This virtual event, hosted by the Jewish Community Center of Contra Costa, California and the Jewish Book Council is free and open to the public. Here’s a link to register.

This event is free. Please register here.

To help launch the paperback of the superb book WOLFISH by Erica Berry, Clarren will be in conversation with author Erica Berry as well as Sierra Crane Murdoch, author of YELLOWBIRD, to discuss entangled genres, writing and the nature of fear. Here’s a link for more information.

Join NARF attorney and Oglala Lakota elder Brett Shelton and I to discuss THE COST OF FREE LAND. Sponsored by High Country News and NARF, this hour-long event is free and virtual. Here’s the link to register. Note: This event is at noon Mountain Time.