Orange Shirt Day ResourcesOrange Shirt Day: Remembering, Learning, Healing Orange Shirt Day (September 30) honors the survivors of Indian residential and boarding schools and remembers the children who never made it home. It is a time to reflect on the impacts of...
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Scholar Components
Scholar Components Quick Access Bi-Monthly Scholar Newsletters As an American Indian College Fund scholar, you are automatically subscribed to receive bi-monthly scholar newsletters through our external system, Brevo. These newsletters are sent on the first and third...
TCU Fair 2025
The Annual TCU Fair is a live event to showcase and highlight features of tribal colleges and universities. This is a time to help promote opportunities and spotlight Tribal Colleges and Universities throughout Indian Country.
Tribal Colleges and Universities Face an 88% Cut in Federal Funding
Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCUs) are facing an unprecedented 88% budget cut in federal funding after the Trump administration's budget proposals suggest the funding for Bureau of Indian Education post-secondary programs be slashed from $183 million to just $22...
American Indian College Fund Partners with Tribal Colleges and Universities to Focus Research on Cultural Impact
Three American Indian College Fund (College Fund) staff, along with partners from tribal colleges and universities (TCUs), were chosen in a competitive process to present two sessions at the upcoming World Indigenous Peoples Conference on Education (WIPCE) in November 2025. The College Fund’s partnerships with TCUs are a testament to our shared commitment to equity, inclusivity, and impact of tribally led education.
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Circle of Hope Summer 2025
| Summer 2025 | Circle of Hope Dear Friends and Relatives, So much has changed since my last update. I’ve spent hours thinking about how important my words and actions are in this moment and struggling with what to do next – and I have to admit, it has been...
Emily White Hat, J.D., Vice President of Programs at American Indian College Fund, Chosen to Attend the Leading Tribal Nations Program at Harvard Business School
Emily White Hat, J.D. (Sicangu Lakota), Vice President of Programs at the American Indian College Fund, was one of 76 participants in the Leading Tribal Nations Program at Harvard Business School in June.
