Conferences inside academic institutions
Indigenous Bridges partners with Indigenous academics and activists to facilitate education and inspirational conferences that confront anti-Indigenous bias in higher ed.
Pathway detail
Education here is co-built with Indigenous scholars and activists, runs inside the institutions that have historically excluded them, and reaches further through online programming.
Framing statement
Education is exchange. It moves both ways and leaves communities with stronger tools, stronger ties, and stronger voice.
“We don't ask to be studied. We arrive to teach, and we bring our scholars and activists with us.”
Community examples
Indigenous Bridges partners with Indigenous academics and activists to facilitate education and inspirational conferences that confront anti-Indigenous bias in higher ed.
Public appearances — including at Columbia University and the Indigenous Embassy — that put Indigenous scholarship and lived experience in front of institutional audiences.
Global-access programming for community members and allies who cannot travel, so the teaching reaches beyond any one room.
Learning block
Education is exchange. It moves both ways and leaves communities with stronger tools, stronger ties, and stronger voice.
Propose an exchange, conference, or learning collaboration.
Continue to connectRelated voices
“I came here to see whether anyone else was carrying the same questions. I stayed because the conversations felt mutual from the start.”
Amina Sky
Diné / community educator
“What matters is that we are not reduced to examples. We arrive as communities with our own histories and meet from there.”
Jonah River
Métis / cultural organizer
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