Harvard wanted him. Yale wanted him. Dartmouth, UCLA, Stanford—they all wanted him. So who finally landed Julian Brave NoiseCat? Columbia University in New York City...
Wisconsin Media Lab has released the fifth video in a series of nine as a part of an online educational resource called “The Ways.” The project, which also includes interactive map...
With expanded poetry submissions and a new comic book and cartoon category, the 11 th Annual Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair, or ONAYLF as it’s more commonly known, ha...
Archie Thompson wasn’t just vital to the revitalization and preservation of his tribe’s Yurok language, he was also the single father of his eight children and a World War II veter...
In November 2009, Santa Fe Preparatory School in Santa Fe, New Mexico sent out a newsletter announcing a self-study curriculum in which Native teenagers would study the Tewa langua...
Earlier this year the Association on American Indian Affairs (AAIA) announced two milestones, the completion of its Native Language Program website and the completion of the games ...