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New center to recognize American Indian and Indigenous studies
As the discipline of American Indian studies approaches its 50th year at the UW, a new research center is in the works:
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A Summer of Indigenous Cultures
In an introductory American Indian Studies course, students left the classroom to learn about Indigenous cultures.
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Opinion | Blaming Parents of Color for Their Own Oppression Is an American Pastime
Stephanie A. Fryberg and Megan Bang, professors in the College of Arts & Sciences, address how child-separation policies are not a new phenomenon in the United States.
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New minor recognizes, celebrates Pacific Islander community
Learn more about the newly announced minor in Oceania and Pacific Islander Studies
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Should America Take Down Monuments That Romanticize Conquistadors?
American Indian Studies professors at the UW weigh in on monuments that celebrate Columbus.
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How America Is Failing Native American Students
Punitive discipline, inadequate curriculum, and declining federal funding created an education crisis.
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Photographer Jenny Miller is Celebrating Two Spirit Identities
UW alum's photography series aims to empower Alaska native LBGTQ2 Community
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Tribal gaming certificate addresses economic reality of Indian reservations
New program offers classes in marketing, management and accounting, both at the Seattle campus and at partnering tribal casinos and resorts.
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Writers and Storytellers Share Sacred Breath
The Sacred Breath series features Native American writers and storytellers, with an upcoming event on May 10.
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Machine Learning, Makahs, and More Awards
Recent honors for College of Arts & Sciences faculty and staff.
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How native kids see science differently
What happens when what you’re taught in school contradicts what you were taught by your family and community?
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New UW Program Aiming For Better Outcomes For Native American Students
A new certificate program at the University of Washington aims to improve outcomes for Native American students, by teaching educators better ways to connect with them and their heritage. -
A writer’s retreat at ‘the center of the universe’
This summer, Washuta is a writer in residence atop the Fremont Bridge’s unused northwest control tower. -
A Deep Dive into History & Race
In his academic work and community involvement, Dustin Abrahamson is committed to addressing racism.