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Through the exploration of indigenous narratives, heritage, and history, we strive to restore and promote the importance of American Indians in everyday life.

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News & Announcements

Open Position - Dakota Journal

New Dakota Language House will open for students in fall 2021

RIGS Dissertation Proposal Workshop Deadline Extended to April 5

Dr. Gabriela Spears-Rico has won the McKnight Land-Grant Professorship

Indigenous Fashion Is More Than Tradition

Upcoming Events

May 26, 2021 to June 30, 2021

Great Lakes Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) Speaker Series

Read more about Great Lakes Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) Speaker Series

Connect with Great Lakes Indigenous communities ▪ Increase awareness of the value of Indigenous Knowledge ▪ Foster ethical & collaborative relationships ▪ Support Indigenous...

June 22, 2021 to June 23, 2021

Teaching Religions, Race, and Whiteness: A Two-Day Interdisciplinary Workshop on...

Read more about Teaching Religions, Race, and Whiteness: A Two-Day Interdisciplinary Workshop on Pedagogy and Methods

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American Indian Studies

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On Purpose: Portrait of American Indian Studies

A guide for non-degree/guest student registration

Learning Through the Land: How Indigenous Knowledge Can Shape Schools

Translated Nation: How Dakota Values Persevered Through Assimilation

Ojibwe & Dakota Language Courses Guide