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Indigenous Education

Indigenous Education
May 18, 20200Comments

8 Native American Visions That Have Come to Pass

There are many stories of Native American people from various tribes who have had visions and dreams that have came true. Many of theses visions were warnings or certain
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Blanket Exercise, Teaching Indigenous History.
Indigenous Education
May 16, 20200Comments

Blanket Exercise, Teaching Indigenous History.

Blanket Exercise, Teaching Indigenous History. An exercise that is being done more and more throughout much of Canada at different various places, the blanket exercise is a tool that tells a
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What Are Land Acknowledgments And Why Do They Matter?
Indigenous Education
May 14, 20201Comments

What Are Land Acknowledgments And Why Do They Matter?

What Are Land Acknowledgments And Why Do They Matter? Have you ever heard a land acknowledgment at some point at over the past few years? Maybe you heard one before at
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navajo nation covid-19
Indigenous Education
May 14, 20200Comments

COVID-19 is Devastating the Navajo Nation But Here is How We Can Help

There are 3 areas where COVID seems to be thriving the most. New York, New Jersey, and the Navajo Nation. Navajo Nation has more per-capita COVID-19 infections than any place
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History of The Indian Wars
Indigenous Education
May 13, 20201Comments

History of The Indian Wars

https://youtu.be/qO_IkNfT3Iw More than 20,000 casualties on each side. The Indian wars are considered the Longest war in North America. The fierce Comanche Killed More Settlers than any other tribe in history Arapaho May be
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10 Sacred Native American Sites.
Indigenous Education
May 13, 20200Comments

10 Sacred Indigenous Sites in North America: Places and Cultural Context

Explore 10 Indigenous sacred and culturally significant places in North America, with context on the distinct Nations connected to these living landscapes.
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Standing Bear, The First Indian With Civil Rights.
Indigenous Education
Native American Figures
May 12, 20200Comments

Standing Bear, The First Indian With Civil Rights.

On this day in history, May 12, 1879, Chief Standing Bear became the First Indian With Civil Rights under the American Law. With this historical moment in time I
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Top 10 Native American Superstition's.
Indigenous Education
May 11, 20200Comments

10 Rez Superstitions and Warnings Patrick Heard Growing Up

Patrick Mitsuing shares 10 warnings and stories he heard growing up at Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation in Treaty 6, presented as personal community experience rather than universal Indigenous beliefs.
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Indigenous Education
May 10, 20200Comments

The Meaningful Teachings Of The Drum.

The Meaningful Teachings Of The Drum. As First Nation's People, we have always been told that the first drum beat we hear, is when we are inside our mother. That drumbeat
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Why the Sioux Refused $1.3 Billion.
Indigenous Education
Native American Nations
May 7, 20204Comments

Why the Sioux Refused $1.3 Billion.

Why the Sioux Refused $1.3 Billion. With all the poverty and issues in much of the Native American reservations of today, It may seem like a good idea to receive a
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