Written by Madeline Gupta The bodice of my tutu tightens around me as I lean down to tie my pointe shoes. My lips can’t help but hum the music to Tschiavosky’s Nutcracker suite as I warm up my feet. Plié. Releve. Plié. Stretch. The familiarity of the movement is sweet; after ten years of performing […]
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This Black History Month, we wanted to bring this Tele-Native Youth Webinar Honoring Black and Indigenous Excellence to the top of your feed! This conversation took place February 2021 with former Native American Autumn Rose Williams, Owner and CEO of Wopila Consulting Lilian Sparks Robinson and the conversation was moderated by 2021 CNAY Youth Advisory […]
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Written by Nyché Tyme Andrew re·sil·ience /rəˈzilyəns/ noun the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness. the ability of a substance or object to spring back into shape; elasticity. In the study of environmental science, there are patterns that emerge in nature for ecosystems that undergo any kind of event. The term “resilience” is used […]
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This week we celebrate Tribal College and University (TCU) week! In this episode we have a conversation with Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish college President Dr. Twyla Baker. Join us as we discuss navigating higher education as a Native student, TCU’s and the importance of community! You can listen to the podcast here.
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