Migwetch/Dios pagarasunki/thank you to Dr. Elizabeth Sumida Huaman and the Critical Internationalization Network for inviting me to talk about the @CMNSDI sustainability model and how it can support Indigenous knowledge into global learning and education.
I wanted to share this job opportunity at the University of Minnesota. This is an exciting opportunity to engage with a very active Indigenous studies community. There is a preference for applicants working on Indigenous environmental stewardship and environmental justice. Application review starts Feb. 14, 2020 but the application deadline Read more
Here is a link to a very detailed training video from the Department of Justice. The training video is very comprehensive and worth the 67 minutes to watch it. While the video is focused on Sacred Sites and federal responsibilities, there are great overviews of federal Indian law, tribal consultation, Read more
American Indian, Alaskan Natives, and indigenous peoples throughout the world have been concerned about a changing climate and how it will affect the intimate connections between people and the environment. Many indigenous communities view the environment and natural resources as inseparable from community and tribal identity. Some academics have even Read more
“Writing, of any kind, is really a search for roots conducted with words and ideas.” -Vine Deloria, Jr. I read this at the end of my work day. It is from Vine Deloria, Jr. in his essay “Across the Spectrum: Recent Literature on American Indians” published in the the Social Read more