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Churro Cookies have been dropped off by AIEP! 😇 little elves have already started nibbling !! #HappyHolidays2021

Last week our AIEP students mastered their Indigenous Identity lesson! We learned to self-locate and affirm our Indigenous identity based off of our community, connectedness , language, stories, and lived experiences😇

Indian Country has weighed in on Indian Time: Unknown Warrior is person of the year. Dallasgoldtooth

Newsreader makes history as she becomes the first person with a traditional lower chin tattoo to anchor primetime news bulletin - as she hopes other Maori women follow in her footsteps dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

There are many scholarships with a January deadline! See what opportunities are due this month and apply at jlvcollegecounseling.com/scholarships/j… #ThinkIndian #NativeAmerican #EducationIsTheAnswer #Scholarships #January

"Remember that you are this universe and that this universe is you!" ~ Native American

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It's #WomensHistoryMonth! Day 1 of influential Native women: Tulalip activist Janet McCloud (1934-2003), a key figure in the 1960s "fish-ins" in the Pacific Northwest that led to the monumental 1974 Boldt Decision.

The AIEP has a new Facebook page! Give us a Follow! facebook.com/ISD728AIEP

Happy Women's Herstory Month! Enjoy these printable coloring pages of Amazing Native Women Leaders! #WomensHistoryMonth #NativeAmerican

Wondering how you'll incorporate Native peoples into Women's History Month? Use these printable coloring pages to educate students about inspiring Indigenous Women! #WomensHistoryMonth #NativeAmerican

Wear Orange next Friday and remember the children who did not make it home. #everychildmatters #orangeshirtday

🧡🧡🚨Orange Shirt Day is tomorrow!🚨🧡🧡 #OrangeShirtDay2022 #TruthAndReconciliation #EveryChildMatters

Happy Indigenous Peoples day from the AIEP!

AIEP Students are invited to submit work for our November Newsletter! Drawings! Paintings! Creative writing! Photos and student accomplishment! We would love to see work focusing on Native American Heritage Month. Email submissions to [email protected] by 11/8

The first snowfall marks a New Year for the Dakota People! Happy Dakota New year! Winter Counts, pictured below, were Dakota History keeping systems that marked an important event of each year. We hope for some exciting events to mark this new year!

We are excited to celebrate American Indian Heritage Month with students, faculty and community this November!

Congratulations to the class of 2023!