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How Inuit honour the tradition of naming, and spirits who have passed on | CBC NewsMany Inuit believe spirits are passed on through names, and that children can take on the personality and physical traits of their namesakes. Naming is a significant tradition, that holds great honour and respect.

How Inuit Parents Teach Kids To Control Their AngerAt the top of the world, the Inuit culture has developed a sophisticated way to sculpt kids' behavior without yelling or scolding. Could discipline actually be playful?

Shishmaref: A Short Film and Field Notes from a Native Alaskan VillageShishmaref, also known as Kigiqtaq, is situated on a tiny barrier island on the Chukchi Sea, only a hundred miles east of Russia.

Decolonize Your Mind - PatagoniaA Yup’ik philosopher on culture, awareness and identity. Ellange: to obtain awareness; to have one’s first experience(s) that leave(s) a lasting memory;

EldersInTheClassroom_RobyLittlefield.pdf

3 Tips to Make Any Lesson More Culturally Responsive and its not what you think_cultofpedagogy.com.pdf

An Indian Father's Plea_RobertLake.pdf

John Schaeffer Jr 1981 Ilitqusiat.pdf

native_self_regulation_brief_accessible_508.pdf

Indigenous Ally Toolkit_Canada

Ally_Canada.pdf

Cultural Awareness Orientation_Kawerak, BSSD

Cultural_Awareness_Brochure_EHP_BSSD.pdf

Yuuyaraq.pdf

Alaska Native Issues and Cultures FAQ_2008.pdf

Benefits for IndigenousLnaguage.pdf

WhitePrivilege_Mcintosh.pdf

peoples-history-zinn-1980.pdf

National Indian Law Library Duck in.pdf

Towards Indigenous Making and Sharing.pdf

Extra Tough - Issuu“Lena & Pete with the Laundry & the Meat,” by Kathryn C. Mallory (b. 1962), 2007.

Alaska Natives’ complicated identitiesPART 1: Can ANCSA answer, ‘Where are you from?’ #ancsa50

Alaska Native Students as English Learners: Exploring New ResearchLearn about two new studies that address the research gap on Indigenous English learners.

Native nonprofit publishes language glossary in English, Inupiaq, Yup’ikBering Strait regional nonprofit Kawerak has published a language glossary that provides research, science, policy and resource management terms in English, Inupiaq, St. Lawrence Island Yupik and Yup’ik. The creators hope it will help researchers better collaborate with Indigenous knowledge and culture.

I Always, You Never: A Celebration of Village EnglishWhen we speak, the way that we sound comes from our families, our communities and our homes. They are unique to who we are. They don’t sound like other how people speak on the television or in movi…

Fry Bread Is Beloved, but Also DivisiveFor Indigenous people, the dish is both a family comfort food and a relic of colonial displacement.

Confronting Inequity / When Racial Discussions Go Wrong - ASCDDuring workshops with educators, my favorite activity is analyzing race discussions that have either succeeded or gone horribly wrong. We try to use the scattered information that we can gather to figure out what has led to either triumph or disaster and, in turn, what lessons can be learned. I have

Interior Department Releases Indian Boarding School ReportThe U.S. Department of the Interior today released its initial findings after a nine-month investigation into the fraught legacy of Indian Boarding Schools that the U.S. government ran or supported for a century and a half.

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