Month: December 2016 Articles

Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College Makes Beautiful Changes Through the Restorative Teachings Early Childhood Education Initiative

Boozhoo (hello) from all of us here at the Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College (KBOCC). Fall is upon us and as the leaves begin to change colors we are making some changes in our early childhood education programs as well. KBOCC has teamed up with our on-site Migiziinsag (Little Eagles) Great Start to Readiness Program to launch our Restorative Teachings Initiative entitled Abinoojiinh Waakaa’igan (A Child’s House).

Keweenaw Bay Ojibwe Community College Builds Critical Partnerships Through Community Based Training Through Brazelton Touchpoints Center

Dec 22, 2016 | Archives, Blog

The American Indian College Fund supports four tribal colleges in work to strengthen Native early childhood education...

Home away from home: Native American students’ sense of belonging during their first year in college

Dec 21, 2016 | Publication, Research, Student Impact

Native American students are an underrepresented population in higher education with discouraging low 1st-year...

Home Away From Home: Native American Students’ Sense of Belonging During Their First Year in College

Dec 21, 2016 | Article, Research, Student Impact

Native American students are an underrepresented population in higher education with discouraging low 1st-year...

Informational Texts Connect!

Dec 21, 2016 | Blog, Our Programs, Restorative Teachings

Children read better and more when they have access to culturally relevant books. The College of Menominee Nation...

Empowering Young Lakota Learners Through Restorative Teachings

Dec 20, 2016 | Blog, Our Programs, Restorative Teachings

The Lakhól’iyapi Wahóhpi (Lakota Language Nest) is a 100% Lakota language immersion preschool located at Sitting Bull...

College Visits Build Perspective for Prospective College Students

Dec 12, 2016 | Blog, Student Success

My name is Dane Allapowa and I am a sophomore at Cankdeska Cikana Community College (CCCC); a tribal college in Fort...

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Month: December 2016 Articles

Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College Makes Beautiful Changes Through the Restorative Teachings Early Childhood Education Initiative

Keweenaw Bay Ojibwe Community College Builds Critical Partnerships Through Community Based Training Through Brazelton Touchpoints Center

Home away from home: Native American students’ sense of belonging during their first year in college

Home Away From Home: Native American Students’ Sense of Belonging During Their First Year in College

Informational Texts Connect!

Empowering Young Lakota Learners Through Restorative Teachings

College Visits Build Perspective for Prospective College Students

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