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Cultural Awareness and Allyship with Indigenous People - A Curated Resource Course - ON DEMAND


Description
Non-native people tend to think we know about Indigenous history, culture, perspectives, etc. Still, there's little credible info shared in conventional school programs, and much effort to misappropriate Native culture, art and artifacts, and bend notions of history to obscure the reality of hundreds of years of colonialism and genocide, and their enduring impact on Native individuals and peoples. The resources in this course explore what it's like to be Native in the USA, and what Indigenous and Native people are doing to preserve language, culture and natural spaces and to celebrate their unique heritage, perspectives and lived experience. We also see ideas for allyship and solidarity with Native people.

This training is eligible for 3 CEU hours, but only if you spend 3 hours on it! If you need a CEUs certificate for this course, please make sure you have indicated that you need CEUs and included your license number in your user profile info. Certificates are generally sent to the email listed in your user profile once a month.

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Content
  • How to Complete This Course - Start here!
  • How to complete this "curated resource" course
  • Being Native in the USA
  • *Indigenous People Answer Commonly Googled Questions About Native Americans
  • *What Life On A Native American Reservation Is Really Like
  • Life As A Young and Native American | Indigenous Voices
  • Ted Talk by Matika Wilbur: “Changing the way we see Native Americans.”
  • If Native Americans Said The Stuff White People Say
  • I'm an Oglala Lakota Woman and I Won't Be Labeled as"White-Passing"
  • Cultural Humility Series: Dakota
  • A Conversation With Native Americans on Race | Op-Docs
  • Check out a current TV show on Hulu called Reservation Dogs!
  • Gallery of films by and about Indigenous People
  • Cultural Survival - Advancing Indigenous Peoples' Rights & Cultures Worldwide
  • "This Photo Isn't What it Looks Like" - early Native Culture Preservation
  • A Brief But Spectacular take on Indigenous cultures and struggles
  • Native American Occupation of Alcatraz video
  • Native History and the Legacy of Colonialism
  • *How the US stole thousands of Native American children
  • Tribal Nations and the United States
  • Timeline of key events in the conquest of Chicago
  • Why aren’t there any federal Indian reservations in Illinois? - Curious City
  • Thousands of source documents, including treaties, photos, etc. from Docs Teach
  • 7 Things History Class Should’ve Taught Every American About Indigenous History
  • How Native American Kids Were Forced To Become Whiter | The Amber Ruffin Show
  • 8 Things The History Books Don’t Tell Us About Native People
  • The National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition
  • "ALL THE REAL INDIANS DIED OFF" And 20 Other Myths About Native Americans book
  • National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition (NABS)
  • Standing Rock Syllabus
  • AN INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES book by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
  • Native American Newspapers: Studying History through the Eyes of the Community
  • Historical and Contemporary Photos of Native Americans
  • THE TRAIL OF BROKEN TREATIES
  • Native Languages map, info and resources
  • Did Colonists Give Infected Blankets to Native Americans as Biological Warfare?
  • Keith Secola "This Land Is My Land" @ American Indian Center Chicago
  • Native Perspective, Language and Culture
  • *Celebration of Powwow | The Living History of Native American Gatherings
  • *Indigenous Worldview (what is it, and how is it different)
  • 6 Stories Celebrating Native American History and Culture
  • Endangered Language Alliance
  • Native American Culture -Language: the Key to Everything
  • Cultural diversity of Indigenous Peoples
  • The Spirit Lives On in Art: Lily Hope’s “Chilkat Protector”
  • Indigenous Ceremonies (7 Most Common Native American Ceremonies & Rituals)
  • Project 562 - CHANGING THE WAY WE SEE NATIVE AMERICA
  • Native Art, Craft, Literature and Music
  • *Native American fashion aims to reclaim its culture with authentic designs
  • Traditional Native foods are key ingredients in the Sioux Chef's healthy cooking
  • Read some Books by Indigenous Writers!
  • Indigenous Excellence YouTube Playlist
  • How Indigenous Music Impacts Modern Genres
  • Celebrating the Diversity of Indigenous Homes
  • First Nations Music Playlist
  • What Native Elders Think About Indigenous Cooking
  • Ancient Art of the American Woodland Indians
  • 10 Native Women Artists You Should Know
  • Diversity in Contemporary Native Literature
  • Check out this Native-owned bookstore!
  • Native Arts and Cultures Foundation
  • A Native Puppet Theater Tells the Story of the Osage Homelands
  • In the Pandemic, Sculptor Nora Naranjo Morse Remembers What Is Sacred
  • Vision Maker Media films, art, etc.
  • "We Shall Remain"
  • Media Diversified - a Website that Addresses Media Representation
  • PALABRA Indigenous Voices poetry and other recordings
  • Indigenous Excellence Spotify Playlist by Sovereign Innovations
  • Tons of books and resources from the Zinn Education Project
  • Allyship with Indigenous People
  • *How to Be An INDIGENOUS Ally (AVOID ❌ Cultural Appropriation)
  • *From Truth: 4 Ways White People Can Work for Indigenous Justice
  • How to Argue Against Racist Mascots
  • Indigenous Environmental Network
  • A tool to find out who is indigenous to any land you are on
  • Some Ways to Show Allyship to First Nations People and Communities
  • Settler Fragility: Why Settler Privilege Is So Hard to Talk About
  • Thirty Everyday Phrases that Perpetuate the Oppression of Indigenous Peoples
  • 4 Ways Understanding Past Wrongs Can Create Better Indigenous Allies
  • 13 Struggles for Native People Beyond Mascots and Casinos
  • Indigenous Action -strategic communication and direct action support
  • What I Learned at Standing Rock About Being Latinx and a Settler
  • Call to Action from Indigenous Women Rising
  • 6 Terms That Non-Indigenous People Need To Stop Appropriating
  • Why Racial Justice Work Needs to Address Settler Colonialism and Native Rights
  • Dr. Jones, 6 Rules for Allies
  • What does it mean to be a white ally?
  • Webinar: Practical Decolonization: How To Live It - Daily Feminism
  • First Peoples Fund
  • UN Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
  • Thanksgiving, Indigenous Peoples' Day & Native American Heritage Month
  • 4 Ways to Celebrate Columbus Day (Without Celebrating Columbus Day)
  • National Native American Heritage Month website
  • 5 Ways to Learn More About Indigenous People's Day in Chicago
  • Native American Trails — Chicago from the Air
  • 5 Socially Accountable Things You Can Do on Thanksgiving
  • Free the Fringe - 6 Ways to De-Stereotype Native American Heritage Month
  • Local Native Organizations
  • American Indian Center of Chicago: From Wilson Ave. to Washington D.C.
  • American Indian Center website
  • American Indian Health Service of Chicago website
  • Trickster Cultural Center website
  • CPS American Indian Education Program website
  • St. Kateri Center of Chicago website
  • Northwestern University Center for Native American and Indigenous Research site
  • Finish Here!
  • *Complete this to get credit for your curated resource course completion
  • Take action for Indigenous Rights or Welfare!
  • Keep the learning going!
  • Evaluation survey for this Awareness and Allyship course
Completion rules
  • You must complete the units "How to complete this "curated resource" course, *Complete this to get credit for your curated resource course completion"
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: Forever
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