MCLA’s Green Living Seminar Series continues March 4 with Wahienhawi "Hawi" Hall discussing Indigenous perspectives on nature, well-being and stewardship.

To celebrate indigenous perspectives and explore what exactly it means to be “indigenous” and who is considered indigenous, the forum recently hosted an event featuring an all-female panel of scholars ...

This collaborative, multi-faceted workshop is geared toward 4-8th grade teachers who are committed to applying newfound knowledge and perspectives to multi-disciplinary classroom curricula. Methods, ...

The University of Connecticut’s Native American Cultural Programs held an event on Zoom last night to discuss decolonization and the fight for Native rights worldwide. The event featured speakers ...

Course addressed: EDUC 472 – Designs for Learning: Elementary Language Arts Description: In 2015, the new British Columbia K-9 curriculum was implemented with a focus on integrating Aboriginal ...

An initiative through the University of Minnesota’s Institute for Advanced Study is working to promote Indigenous perspectives in the humanities. The Environmental Stewardship, Place, and Community ...

When the Library of Virginia wanted to broaden the public’s understanding of historic documents in their collection beginning with the founding of the Virginia colony, they went to the descendants of ...

A drought Klamath Basin in 2002, led to the death of over 34,000 adult Chinook Salmon. Theresa May, a professor in theater arts at the University of Oregon, knew she wanted to share the story of the ...

New collaborative work at an Aboriginal cave in eastern Victoria, published today, shows the stark difference between contemporary archaeological research and that conducted in the 1970s. In 1971, ...

Walking Mountains Science Center invited Darren Parry, the former chairman of the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation, to share his thoughts and observations on climate change from an Indigenous ...