This paper examines the concept of claiming postsecondary education as Indigenous space using curriculum, American...
The act of claiming higher education as Indigenous space: American Indian/Alaska Native examples
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Helping Native Youth Succeed With Culturally Responsive Education
Living conditions on American Indian reservations and in Alaska Native villages are often compared to those in third...
College Fund President to Speak on Social Justice and Race Reconciliation Oct. 12
Community members interested in social justice for American Indians and race reconciliation can learn from Cheryl...
Traditional Native Arts at the 2016 International Conference of Indigenous Archives, Libraries and Museums
In September of 2015, Bridget Skenadore, Native Arts and Culture Project Coordinator, presented at the 2016...
The Native student environment listening sessions: Final report
Tribal leaders, parents, and students have consistently raised concerns about Native student environment issues;...
Nonprofit Tech Leaders to Learn from College Fund IT Pro
Nonprofit Tech Leaders to Learn from College Fund IT Pro October 1, 2015 Nonprofit professionals nationwide will learn...
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