An Introduction to Indigenous Pedagogies

This article, in the form of a dialogue, summarizes common values across Indigenous groups as they emerged from sustained meetings and relationship-building over the years.

This book follows a group of faculty on a week-long retreat exploring Indigenous Pedagogies from local Native Alaskan groups.

This podcast episode features a conversation between Ilarion Merculieff and Libby Roderick, authors of Stop Talking (reference above). This episode contains many examples of different ways of knowing, expanding the idea of expertise and evidence.

The authors describe their experiences teaching Indigenous content to their students and the tensions and difficulties in avoiding appropriation and giving accurate accounts of the history and present lives of Indigenous groups.

Patty Krawec guides readers through Native and settler history in the US and Canada, myth, identity, and spirituality in this primer on settler colonialism.

This ground-breaking text explores the intersection between dominant modes of critical educational theory and the socio-political landscape of American Indian education.

Robin Wall Kimmerer writes a gripping reflection on her experiences as a learner and teacher traveling the worlds of Indigenous knowledge and Western science.