Tribal Leaders Sound Alarm Over AI Threat to Sovereignty Rights
Tribal sovereignty in the era of artificial intelligence is a growing concern for the 574...
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Category: The Future
Alaska Native Organizations Form Teaching Partnership to Bring Culture and Technology Together
Partnership launched May 3 and ANSEP students helped to develop 3D models of 19th century Tlingit Chilkat robe during Career Explorations Week. All photos courtesy: Alaska Native Heritage Center
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American Indigenous Business Leaders & American Indian Graduate Center Award $20K to Native Student Entrepreneurs
Inaugural Business Pitch Competition hosted at AIBL’s annual national conference in Las Vegas.
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New Student Housing Supports University Of North Carolina Pembroke Goal to Increase College Access
University of North Carolina Pembroke (UNCP) is designated as a Native-American Serving Non-Tribal Institution (NASNTI). UNCP was founded by seven American Indian members with regional tribal affiliations to provide access to education for groups otherwise denied that right.
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United Houma Nation Launches Gofundme Account to Buy Historic School Building
Daigleville Served As First Public High School for American Indians in Terrebonne Parish.
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Indigenous Nursing Program Receives $2.2 Million Nursing Workforce Diversity Grant
Now entering their fifth year, Niganawenimaanaanig supports Indigenous nursing students within BSU’s four-year and RN-BS tracks, that are enrolled members of a tribal nation or a descendant of an enrolled member.
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Gila River Indian Community Member Completes Arizona Coyotes Mentorship Program
Tyler Owens at Gila River Arena on June 24, 2021 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Kelsey Grant/Arizona Coyotes) Mentees applying for the program in the future will have the ability to shadow many different departments including the Arizona Coyotes Foundation, Marketing, Corporate & Premium Partnerships and Hockey Development, among others.
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Chahta Nowvt Aya: The Journey of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Comes to Life with New Choctaw Cultural Center
Interactive and Immersive Space Tells the Story of the Choctaw People and Culture. Pictured above: Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Chief Gary Batton and members of the Choctaw Nation Tribal council.
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Native American Agriculture Fund Invests $1 Million Dollars in Native Youth for 2021
Twenty Grants Awarded For Projects Serving Native Youth Across 115 Tribal Nations.
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American Indian Higher Education Consortium Receives Transformative Gift from MacKenzie Scott
With her no-strings-attached gifts, Scott is making history as one of the most generous and empowering philanthropists in recent history.
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Chief Washakie Foundation Establishes Fund to Benefit University of Wyoming and Wind River Reservation
The excellence fund was established through a $90,000 gift from the Chief Washakie Foundation and will be maintained in perpetuity by the University of Wyoming Foundation.
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Choctaw Development Fund Awards More Than $99k to Town of Red Oak
New Red Oak Reading Center to open in Summer 2021. Pictured: Jennifer Woods, Choctaw Nation Tribal Council Member and Town of Red Oak and Reading Center representatives. Photo credit: Choctaw Nation.
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