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December 6, 20230Comments

Is It Okay to Wear Native American Jewellery?

What is Native American Jewlery? Native American jewelry is a traditional and culturally significant form of artistic expression among various indigenous tribes in North America. The jewelry reflects the rich heritage,

by Dashayne Morin

Indigenous Education

December 5, 20231Comments

One Popular Indigenous Films that you need to watch if you haven’t already! (Reservation Dogs)

In the history of Indigenous movie/show films, the new and improved indigenous incorporated industry has really brought us some stunning and popular shows throughout the years of 2020. And with

by Dashayne Morin

Indigenous Education

December 3, 20230Comments

Exploring the Rich Cultural History of Indigenous Tribes in Canada

Experience the captivating world of Canadian indigenous tribes as we delve into their rich cultural history. From coast to coast, Canada is home to over 600 First Nations, Inuit, and

by Dashayne Morin

Indigenous Education

December 2, 20234Comments

Learn Cree: An Exciting Journey into Indigenous Language and Culture

Are you looking to learn Cree, one of the most widely spoken indigenous languages in North America? If so, you're embarking on an amazing journey of cultural discovery and language

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Indigenous Education

December 2, 20230Comments

Preserving Traditions and Wisdom: The Vital Role of Indigenous Peoples in Today’s World

In today's fast-paced and rapidly changing world, the wisdom and traditions of indigenous peoples play a vital role in preserving our shared humanity. As custodians of ancient knowledge and sustainable

by Dashayne Morin

Indigenous Education

December 1, 20230Comments

Preserving the Rich Heritage: Exploring the Vibrant Culture of North America’s Indigenous People

Unveiling the captivating world of North America's Indigenous People, this article takes you on a fascinating journey through the vibrant tapestry of their rich heritage. Embark on an exploration of

by Dashayne Morin

Indigenous Education

November 29, 20230Comments

Indigenous Peoples Day: Celebrating Diversity, Challenging Narratives, and Fostering Understanding

Introduction In recent years, the celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day has emerged as a pivotal moment for reshaping historical narratives, fostering cultural appreciation, and promoting social justice. This shift from the

by Dashayne Morin

Indigenous Education

November 28, 20230Comments

5 Popular Must Read Books Written by Indigenous Authors

The literary industry contains many of the voices of diverse authors, each offering unique perspectives on culture, identity, and the human experience. Among these voices are Native American authors whose

by Dashayne Morin

Indigenous Education

November 27, 20230Comments

Frontiers of Fortitude: Chronicles of Five Mighty Native American Leaders

There have been many remarkable Native American chiefs throughout history, each contributing to the rich tapestry of indigenous cultures. Here are five notable Native American chiefs: Sitting Bull (Tȟatȟáŋka Íyotake): Sitting

by Dashayne Morin

Indigenous Education

November 26, 20230Comments

The Buffalo Jump: One of the Indigenous and Ingenious Strategy of hunting

In the vast wilderness, where survival hangs in the balance, a breathtaking spectacle unfolds—an ancient hunting strategy known as the buffalo jump. This awe-inspiring feat, performed by indigenous tribes throughout

by Dashayne Morin

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