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Observing Orange Shirt Day and the Dark History of Boarding Schools
On September 30, in observance of Orange Shirt Day, it is important that we uplift the voices of Native boarding school survivors, not just to acknowledge their experiences and those who never made it home, but to better protect all current and future children.
American Indian College Fund Faculty Advisor Serves as Fulbright Specialist
College Fund Faculty Advisor, Stephen Wall, had the experience of a lifetime this summer serving as a Fulbright Specialist working with Tranby, an Aboriginal-controlled organization, in Australia. Wall explains how his work with the College Fund influenced his support of Tranby and why he hopes his story will encourage others to apply to the Fulbright Specialist Program.
American Indian College Fund Welcomes New Cohort of Faculty Fellows
The College Fund is supporting six new faculty fellows from tribal colleges and universities as they pursue their master’s and doctoral degrees. Learn more about the members of the latest fellowship cohort.
Circle of Hope Summer 2026
| Summer 2026 |Circle of Hope Education is our act of HopeAs a New School Year Begins, Opportunity GrowsAs summer draws to a close, I always feel that excitement start to bubble – while some may be sad to see the end of summer, over the life of my academic career I...
Teach Them Where They Are: Bay Mills Community College Brings Opportunity for Higher Education to Communities Across the Country
BMCC helps build better futures for Native students, families, and communities across the nation by not requiring individuals to choose between an education and everyone they’re learning for.
Brookings Report: Decrease in Federal and Philanthropy Funding in Indian Country Drives Critical Need Gap
Initial analysis published by Brookings and the American Indian College Fund shows sustained, predictable investment needed to build long-term economic sustainability for Native and surrounding communities.
