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Brian Larney

ACD / CD / Interactive Designer at Freelance

Brian Larney is a UI/UX Designer who previously worked at One Technologies from January 2018 to June 2020, a period of 2 years and 6 months.1 He is based in the Dallas/Fort Worth Area.1

Professional Background

Brian has experience in various design roles:

  • UI/UX Designer at One Technologies
  • Creative Director (prior to his role as UI/UX Designer)1

Education

Brian Larney holds a B.F.A. Degree in Interactive Print & Screen from Kean University, which he attended from 2017 to 2019.2 He also studied at the County College of Morris.2

Skills and Expertise

Based on his background, Brian likely has expertise in:

  • User Interface (UI) Design
  • User Experience (UX) Design
  • Graphic Design
  • Branding
  • Social Media Design
  • Motion Graphics3

Current Status

As of the most recent information available, Brian Larney is now based in Livingston, New Jersey.2 He appears to be working as a graphic designer specializing in branding, social media design, and motion graphics.3

It's worth noting that Brian may go by variations of his name, including Brian David Larney.4

Highlights

Sep 23 · linkedin

Farina King: Biography

Bilagáanaa niliigo’ dóó Kinyaa’áanii yásh’chíín. Bilagáanaa dabicheii dóó Tsinaajinii dabinálí. Ákót’éego diné asdzáá nilí. Dr. Farina King is Bilagáanaa (white American of English and Northwestern European descent), born for Kinyaa’áanii (the Towering House Clan) of the Diné (Navajo). Her mother is white American from Michigan, and her father is Navajo from the Rehoboth, New Mexico checkerboard region of Diné Bikéyah (Navajo land). Her maternal grandfather was white American, and her paternal grandfather was Tsinaajinii (Black-streaked Woods People Clan) of the Diné. She is a citizen of the Navajo Nation. King was born in Tó Naneesdizí (Tuba City) and lived in the Navajo Nation as a small child, until her family moved to the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area where her father worked for the Indian Health Service. King is the Horizon Chair in Native American Ecology and Culture and Associate Professor of Native American Studies at the University of Oklahoma, homelands of the Hasinais, or Caddo Nation, and Kirikirʔi:s, or Wichita & Affiliated Tribes (see OU Land Acknowledgement Statement). Previously, between 2016 and 2022, she was an associate professor of History at Northeastern State University, Tahlequah, in the homelands of the Cherokee Nation and United Keetoowah Band of Cherokees. She was also an affiliate of the Cherokee and Indigenous Studies Department and the Director of the NSU Center for Indigenous Community Engagement. She is a past president of the Southwest Oral History Association (2021-2022).

Her primary area of research is colonial and post-colonial Indigenous studies, mainly Indigenous experiences in colonizing forms of education, such as at federal American Indian boarding schools. Her research traces the changes in Diné educational experiences through the twentieth century, using a hybrid approach of the Diné Sacred Four Directions. She has facilitated oral histories with Diné boarding school survivors, involving former students of the Intermountain Indian School, Crownpoint Indian Boarding School, Tuba City Boarding School, Leupp Boarding School, and Kayenta Boarding School. The University of Arizona Press published Returning Home: Diné Creative Works from the Intermountain Indian School, in November 2021, which she co-authored with Drs. Michael Taylor and James Swensen. Returning Home features Diné students’ art, poetry, and writing of the Intermountain Indian Boarding School (1950-1984) from a traveling exhibit that King, Taylor, and Swensen organized as well as some of the oral histories with King and Intermountain alumni.

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Save the Date for our Annual Celebration "Trauma Hymnals!" September 30, 2023 / 9:30 am - 2:30 pm, The event at Lone Star Park - Indoor event at Silks Suite.

American Indian Heritage Day in Texas Farina King

Sep 14 · linkedin

Save the Date for our Annual Celebration "Trauma Hymnals!" September 30, 2023 / 9:30 am - 2:30 pm, The event at Lone Star Park - Indoor event at Silks Suite.

This is our way of preserving the truth, hearing our voices narrated without translation of our legacy. Created to erase our identity, these events must be spread to teach and overcome erasure from European-marketed holidays especially show privilege and ownership "On Stolen Land" to rewrite a culture.

We invite you to our FREE event and experience the extension of our community engagement of arts, crafts, education, and networking booths.

Our annual celebration will be held indoors at the Silks Suite in Lone Star Park, which offers a four-level tier experience. Attendees can network and learn more about our history by visiting our Arts and Craft, Educational, Equity, and Cultural Preservation Booths.

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Location

Dallas, Texas, United States