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Three years ago, Valeria Atanacio urged state lawmakers to pass a bill aiming to increase Indigenous families’ access to early learning and child care programs. When the Oregon Legislature embraced the proposal — called the Tribal Early Learning Hub — she considered it a victory. “That was really impactful because it was delivering on a […]
United Supermarkets and the Lubbock Science Spectrum celebrated the re-opening of the United Market exhibit in the Lubbock Children’s Museum portion of the facility on Friday.
Kathleen Ann “Kathy” Tuttle, a beacon of resilience and tireless dedication, was a woman who painted the world with love and thoughtfulness. Born on January 26, 1972, in Sayre, PA,
A community college in Winnebago, Little Priest Tribal College, celebrates its 25th anniversary this September. After more than 20 years of roughly 120 students, enrollment passed 200 last fall. Little Priest President Manoj Patil said a common misconception is that only Native Americans can enroll, but the student body has been roughly 78% Native American and 22% non-native students in recent years. ...
Indigenous advocates kick off educational listening sessions in rural Montana this month to educate Native Americans about actions the state legislature took this session soon to affect them. The group Western Native Voice holds culturally tailored community meetings to ensure Montana's Native Americans are engaged in and educated about policy decisions affecting their lives. The group is embarking on a series of listening and teaching sessions to help Native populations around Montana understand issues ranging from health care to voting rights. ...