From on-campus youth classes to cultural workshops to tribal educational fairs, the ICC staff provide community outreach throughout the region. We serve as a resource to students and indigenous groups. If you are interested in these or other outreach activities, click on contact us below. tabling at tribal educational fairs…
…chronicle of the stand Water Protectors are taking and those who have joined them in their struggle.” Devoted to chronicling Indigenous resistance to the destructive practices of extractive industries, Moore collaborated with her Eastern Mennonite University students in Harrisonburg, VA to create the documentary To Wisconsin with Love in 2009….
…member of the Keweenaw Bay Ojibwe Community in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, writer and illustrator Cassie Brown produced these informative books. The series is compliant with Wisconsin Act 31, which directs public schools to teach students about the history and culture of Wisconsin’s American Indian nations. The books will be featured…
…Mikula, the program was delivered on the LCOOCC campus during evenings and weekends in 2016. All eight graduates of the program will participate in the May 27 commencement at Northland College. Pictured above from left to right Professor Annette Nelson with students Dana Gordon, Mary Lou Taylor, and Brianna Cody….
…in local communities, the panel will discuss ways to support tribal students as they transition to post-secondary education and future careers, said ICC Director Katrina Werchouski. “This panel is something we’ve designed for mentors, teachers, youth counselors or any community organizers who are involved with tribal youth,” Werchouski said. “Fostering…
