Category: Education Advancement
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Native Americans serve in the U.S. military at higher rates per capita than any other ethnic group. They’ve fought in… Read more
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There’s a persistent myth that Indigenous identity and modern technology don’t mix—that “real” Indians live on reservations practicing traditional ways… Read more
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For thousands of years, Indigenous peoples developed sophisticated healthcare systems based on deep understanding of plants, bodies, and the connections… Read more
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Native American art is everywhere. You’ve seen the knockoff dreamcatchers at Urban Outfitters, the “tribal” patterns on fast fashion, the… Read more
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Tribal sovereignty is supposed to mean that Indigenous nations govern themselves, make their own laws, and control their own lands.… Read more
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While politicians debate whether climate change is real, Indigenous youth are fighting for their communities’ survival. They’re not new to… Read more
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More than 70% of Native Americans live in urban areas, not reservations. Read that again. The majority of Indigenous people… Read more
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When a language dies, an entire way of seeing the world disappears with it. Not just words, but concepts, stories,… Read more
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Land acknowledgments have become standard practice at conferences, events, and meetings across America. “We acknowledge that we’re on the traditional… Read more
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Every state has money set aside for students—and many have programs specifically designed to support minority and underrepresented students. The… Read more
