Indigenous Educators Empowerment

01/31/2024

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Dear you are golden.
signed, Apache Skateboards

08/13/2023

IEE is proud to support the amazing runners & the Stevens Family 🧡

05/10/2023

03/28/2023

This Thursday! Amaia Emceeing ❣️

Meet Joseph Lee, Aquinnah Wampanoag writer. Joseph is the 2020 AAWW Margins Fellow, and the Senior Indigenous Affairs Fellow at Grist. We are so excited to hear his work.

Come out to hear him, and our original Indigenous Storytyme artist Juliana Brown Eyes.

Simona Bearcub, and Yesenia Moya Garay have also signed-up to share what they have been working on.Open mic will follow. Sign-up to reserve your spot.

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Twitter (http://twitter.com/)

03/25/2023

Red Dress Powwow

03/18/2023

Mark your Calendars:
Traditional Ecological Knowledge Mini course, on zoom
Monday, March 20, 2:30-3:45 PST/4:30 p.m.-5:45 p.m. CST

Presented via Zoom by Dr. Cutcha Risling Baldy, associate professor and department chair of Native American Studies at Cal Poly Humboldt, and Follett Chair at Dominican University. Check here for more information https://www.dom.edu/arts-minds/university-events/traditional-ecological-knowledge

03/17/2023

Two week count-down! Calling storytellers for Indigenous Storytyme…Bring a piece to share and join us in welcoming Joseph Lee, Aquinnah Wampanoag writer and 2020 AAWW Margins Fellow. He is currently the Senior Indigenous Affairs Fellow at Grist. Plan on being there and find out more about Joseph on Twitter (http://twitter.com/).

https://twitter.com/najournalists/status/1633217693867454464?s=46&t=hlwCykLkCmVMXCF6eQcShg