ICT and IndiJ Public Media are proud to present ‘Groundbreakers in Education,’ a special issue featuring top stories from 2024.
This digital flip book celebrates the many Indigenous leaders, educators, students, and change-makers who are overcoming barriers, discovering innovative solutions, and shaping the future of Native education.
Inside, you’ll read about how the surge in interest in Indigenous writings is bringing a wave of new authors. The publishing world is embracing a Native Renaissance 2.0 and Native authors are here to stay.
You’ll meet the First Alaska Native civil engineer to graduate from Columbia University despite main-stage commencement cancellation and her plans to build bridges for her community and others.
You’ll discover a three-part collaborative series about acknowledging the existence of land-grant universities and how they’re making up for their shortcomings. Indigenous students and recent graduates share their frustrations, but initiatives are being created to go beyond and strive for academic success.
You’ll hear about the Native resiliency and ingenuity that have been shown by Tribal colleges during the delayed FAFSA deadline and the uncertainty many face. A government watchdog group chastised the current administration and education department as the December 1 deadline looms.
You’ll take a glimpse into how Lily Gladstone used her education to shape her career. The Blackfeet actress talks about her journey in education and her days with the state gaming commission.
We hope these stories will enlighten and inspire you. Immerse yourself in ‘Groundbreakers in Education’ here.