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Interwoven
How Indigenous knowledge and science can work together to communicate about climate.
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How UW-Madison’s aid for Native students addresses history
The Tribal Education Promise at UW–Madison, which provides financial aid to Indigenous students from Wisconsin’s Native nations, is intended to help address a history of coercion through treaties.
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‘I feel like I got the best of both worlds’: UW-Madison launches tuition program for Native American students
Gavin and Mason White Eagle are brothers, and members of the Ho-Chunk Nation. They’re both students at UW-Madison. They’re among more than 70 indigenous students that are part of the university’s Tribal Educational Promise, which…
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New mentorship program offers support, community for Indigenous graduate students
CIRCLE aims to support Indigenous students throughout their time in graduate school, and in turn, improve graduation rates and increase the number of Indigenous scientists contributing to STEM knowledge.
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UW–Madison’s Indigenous community centers Native November around love
This year’s Native November theme, “Love is…”, celebrated the ways Indigenous people show love for their culture. From food to the arts to stories passed on from generations, love is deeply rooted…
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UW–Madison, Ho-Chunk partner to increase seed stock of corn through traditional methods
The crop scientists and Ho-Chunk partners went to great lengths to prevent cross-pollination with the commercial corn that’s widely grown in Wisconsin, covering the ears of Ho-Chunk Speckled corn in bags.