TIFFANY M. HALE

I am a scholar of nineteenth century United States history and Native American religious traditions. Broadly speaking, my work examines modernity and its themes through the prism of religion. I teach courses on religion and warfare, global Indigenous histories, and Afro-Indigenous epistemologies. I am the author of Fugitive Religion: The Ghost Dance and Indigenous Resistance After the US Civil War (Yale University Press, 2026).