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Association on American Indian Affairs’ Partnership with American Indian College Fund Creates Pathways for College Access and Success

May 8, 2025 | Press Releases

The American Indian College Fund and Association on American Indian Affairs are partnering to offer $76,000 in scholarships for Native students in 2025–26, including support for Indigenous science and knowledge pathways.

Anishinaabe Artist Shares Beautiful Black Ash Basketry Skills

May 7, 2025 | Blog, Cultural Knowledge Teachers, Our Programs

Kelly Church weaves stories into her Black Ash baskets and is teaching others how to do the same at Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College. Read her own words on why it’s important to keep this traditional art alive.

Academic Freedom: Ensuring Free Speech for All

May 6, 2025 | Advocacy, Blog, Get Involved, President's Blog

President Trump’s executive orders threaten academic freedom and Native student programs under the guise of ending DEI. Learn how these policies impact higher education, tribal colleges, and the future of free speech in academia.

Moving On and Up (to Higher Degrees): a Gift Raffle for Graduating Transfer Students

May 5, 2025 | Blog, Good News, Student Success

One of the many ways that the American Indian College Fund (College Fund) works to support Native students is by assisting them in the process of transferring between colleges. The scholars have already met significant milestones, either earning required credits or a degree, before making an institution switch to continue their education journey.

What is your Medicine?

Apr 25, 2025 | Blog, Indigenous Visionaries, Our Programs

A blog by Savanah Smith, Fort Peck Community College STEM Student Retention Specialist, 2024-2025 Indigenous Visionary Fellow. This personal reflection explores the transformative power of vulnerability, community, and ancestral strength.

A Life I Can’t Get Back

Apr 22, 2025 | Blog, Indigenous Visionaries, Our Programs

American Indian College Fund’s 2024-2025 Indigenous Visionaries: Women’s Leadership program blog, A Life I Can’t Get Back by Dorcella Three Irons-Eastman, Little Big Horn College Mathematics Instructor.

How a Play Called “Bookworms” Wove Storytelling Magic for Kids and Future Educators

Apr 11, 2025 | Blog, IECE - Indigenous Early Childhood Education, Ihduwiyayapi, Our Programs

American Indian College Fund 2024-2027 Ihduwiyayapi: Advancing Indigenous Early Childhood Education program blog by Little Preist Tribal College.

Interview with Salish Kootenai College Interim President Dr. Michael Munson

Apr 10, 2025 | Blog, Indigenous Visionaries, Our Programs

American Indian College Fund 2024-2025 Indigenous Visionaries: Women’s Leadership Program blog by fellow Corinna Littlewolf, Salish Kootenai College Psychology Department Faculty

Throughout the Seasons: A Pathway Towards Healing and Sustainability

Apr 3, 2025 | Blog, Indigenous Visionaries, Our Programs

By Sandra James, Northwest Indian College Native Environmental Science Advisor 2024-2025 Indigenous Visionaries Fellow As an Indigenous woman, I believe our mental, emotional, and spiritual health are intricately connected to the lands that sustains us. Through the...

TCU Sets Stage for Student’s Success at University of Michigan

Mar 31, 2025 | Advocacy, Blog, Good News, Student Success

Jasmine Neosh, a dual-degree law and environmental studies student, reflects on how her education at the College of Menominee Nation prepared her to excel at a top-tier law school, equipping her with confidence, critical thinking skills, and a strong cultural foundation. Her experience at a Tribal College not only gave her technical and leadership abilities but also a deep sense of identity and purpose, allowing her to navigate elite academic spaces while staying true to her roots.

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Association on American Indian Affairs’ Partnership with American Indian College Fund Creates Pathways for College Access and Success

Anishinaabe Artist Shares Beautiful Black Ash Basketry Skills

Academic Freedom: Ensuring Free Speech for All

Moving On and Up (to Higher Degrees): a Gift Raffle for Graduating Transfer Students

What is your Medicine?

A Life I Can’t Get Back

How a Play Called “Bookworms” Wove Storytelling Magic for Kids and Future Educators

Interview with Salish Kootenai College Interim President Dr. Michael Munson

Throughout the Seasons: A Pathway Towards Healing and Sustainability

TCU Sets Stage for Student’s Success at University of Michigan

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