Indian Education and National Policy
A growing awareness of educational needs for Native Americans is being fueled by the Indians themselves. By David Beaulieu, a member of the Indian Nations at Risk Task Force.
Volume 2, No. 2 – Fall 1990
A growing awareness of educational needs for Native Americans is being fueled by the Indians themselves. By David Beaulieu, a member of the Indian Nations at Risk Task Force.
Lionel Bordeaux says that Indians must determine their own future.
In 1970, Stanley Red Bird took steps to realize his vision for a tribal college that would meet the higher education needs of Sicangu Lakota people.
Getting urban-based Indians into college is a difficult task.
By combining sweat, donated materials and a federal grant, D-Q University transformed an empty hall into a new science facility.