“THE SPRING WALLEYE HARVEST is the time when the frogs begin to sing, the snow turns to water, and the maple sap is ready to tap. Tribal elders speak of the rich knowledge generations of …
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IAS Advisory Board: 2019 Annual Meeting in Bad River
Indigenous Arts and Sciences, a collaborative initiative between Earth Partnership and five Wisconsin Native Nations (Bad River, Lac Courte Oreilles, Lac du Flambeau, and Ho-Chunk Nations), benefits from the guidance of our esteemed Advisory Board. …
Native Education Pathways WIEA Pre-Conference
Earth Partnership Indigenous Arts and Sciences will be a host of the upcoming Native Education Pathways Forum, a pre-conference gathering with the Wisconsin Indian Education Association (WIEA) annual conference. This gathering will explore different ways …
High School WI First Nations Course Visits the UW-Madison Campus
Omar Poler, Sokaogon Chippewa Community member and Outreach Specialist with the UW School of Education, led a tour for nearly 50 students from Madison West High School in early October. These juniors and seniors enrolled …
Earth Partnership summer institutes kick off in Red Cliff and Bad River!
Earth Partnership Indigenous Arts and Sciences kicks off this week in Red Cliff and Bad River, Wisconsin! Educators are gathering to learn about honoring and integrating indigenous cultureinto their STEM and environmental teaching practice. For …
Partners from four Native Nations meet to share experiences with IAS initiative
Respect. Relationship. Responsibility. Reciprocity. Our partners gave voice to and enacted these Indigenous Arts and Sciences initiative guiding principles during last week’s advisory meeting. For two days on Ho-Chunk ancestral lands (Madison and Baraboo), we …