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Praxis AI collaborated with AIHEC’s Aseto’ne Institute to develop an AI mentor specifically for Indigenous students, faculty, and educators.
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AIHEC’s Aseto’ne Network Project Addresses Health and Wellness Issues
AIHEC’s multi-institutional Aseto’ne initiative coordinates outreach, educational enrichment, mentoring, and personal development.
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Aseto’ne’s Medicine Shield Addresses Trauma
AIHEC’s Aseto’ne Network Project is working to build resilience by confronting, understanding, and transcending historical trauma.
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Mitakuye Oyasin: Accelerating Connectedness Through the Aseto’ne Network Project
AIHEC’s Aseto’ne Institute has developed a fully online, culturally rooted healthcare curriculum for TCU students. Those who complete the learning journeys earn credentials for the job market and skills to help uplift their communities.
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Aseto’ne Institute Awards Digital Credentials
Earners of the Aseto’ne digital badges will successfully demonstrate foundational knowledge of Indigenous perspectives in research, healthcare, and building cultural resilience.
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Aseto’ne Network Project’s Video Library Aids Research
A virtual library of teaching aid videos encompassing a wide array of topics is now available to tribal college faculty to incorporate into their health and research classes.
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AIHEC’s Aseto’ne Project Launches Medicine Shield Program
The program strives to teach participants what resilience means within themselves and their Native communities.
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Aseto’ne Project Introduces TCU Students to Health Sciences
The American Indian Higher Education Consortium’s (AIHEC’s) Aseto’ne Networking Project is a new initiative to help tribal college and university (TCU) students learn about the important and enriching career opportunities available in health sciences research.
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AIHEC Hosts Aseto’ne Network Project
The Aseto’ne Network Project is a National Institutes of Health grant-funded program aimed at introducing and engaging tribal college and university (TCU) students in health research.
