Native & American Indian Education, Scholarship, Grant News, Indian Studies (Page 130)

Poarch Creek Student Fined for Wearing Eagle Feather at Graduation

An Escambia Academy High School student who wore an eagle...

Every Child Left Behind: Sequester Guts Indian Education, Part 3

Cuts to federal funding for tribal colleges and...

Every Child Left Behind: Sequester Guts Indian Education, Part 2

The cuts to K-12 education funding because of the federal...

Every Child Left Behind: Sequester Guts Indian Education, Part 1

Educators in Indian country are working feverishly and...

Dr. Jill Biden Credits Community with Navajo Tech Success

On May 17, Dr. Jill Biden addressed the 176 graduating...

Oneida Nation Donates $10,000 to Cooperstown School for Mascot Change

The students who started the petition didn’t think it would...

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American Indian Institute for Innovation gets $50,000 Grant

ICTMN Staff

July 20, 2011

The American Indian Institute for Innovation (AIII), which engages American Indian students from high school through college in a nurturing educational community with a rigorous Sc...

Anton Treuer: On Assassination and History

Konnie LeMay

July 20, 2011

Indian Country Today Media Network sat down with linguist and award-winning author Anton Treuer to talk about two of his books, The Assassination of Hole in the Day a nd Ojibwe in ...

Promise Neighborhoods Program Underway on Northern Cheyenne Nation

ICTMN Staff

July 20, 2011

In 2010, the Boys & Girls Club of the Northern Cheyenne Nation (BGCNCN) was the only tribal entity to receive a portion of a $10 million Promise Neighborhood planning grant, no...

Two Portraits: A Moment and a People

Konnie LeMay

July 20, 2011

Texture, complexity, depth, a broad palette—the words that best describe Anton Treuer’s The Assassination of Hole in the Day (Borealis Books, 2010) could be applied to a well-execu...

University of Utah Adds Ethnic Studies Major

ICTMN Staff

July 19, 2011

Students who want to explore race, diversity and culture in the United States can now do so at the University of Utah since the school added an ethnic studies major...

Documentary Featuring the Fight Between Ford and Ramapough Indians Premieres Tonight

Vincent Schilling

July 18, 2011

In 2006, approximately 30 years after the Ford Motor Company had dumped toxic waste on the land of the Ramapough Mountain Indians, the Ramapough filed a class action lawsuit agains...