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Salish Kootenai College’s Cultural Leadership Program attempts to renew belief in a traditional system of education.
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A Report from the Trenches: Cultural integration in science and math
A former Dine College instructor discusses the hotly debated topic of cultural inclusion in various college courses, especially the sciences.
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Tribal College of the Future: Tomorrow’s tribal college will redefine the culture of its tribe, and help shape national policy
A comprehensive recounting of the struggles tribally controlled institutions have already overcome, the impacts they have made on their communities, and what the future looks like for the tribal college movement.
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These Are Ancient Traditions and They Don’t Grow Old
Two faculty members from Navajo Community College document the work in progress to integrate both Navajo and Western systems of knowledge in its curriculum.
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Holding onto the Past: Tribal Archives Preserve a People’s History
Tribally chartered colleges such as Sinte Gleska, and its archives program, are providing the mechanism whereby native people may retain and relocate their written heritage.
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Totem: A Tradition Lives On
Northwest Indian College is teaching the skills needed to create the famous totem poles of the Pacific Northwest.
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Voice of the Children: “I am alive, I am alive”
Stories and poetry of students at United Tribes Technical College grade school.
