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The Center for Games and Interactive Media at UW-Green Bay invites all community members to the release event for Phoenix AR, a free application designed to use augmented reality to stories, histories and experiences...
GREEN BAY – Dr. Crystal Lepscier, Ed. D, was looking for a way to help other Indigenous students navigate their way through microaggression racism while working on her dissertation. For her, it was about...
Nearby, The Sisters of Saint Francis of the Holy Cross, on Nicolet Drive, hosted a land acknowledgement ceremony on May 14, 2022 to recognize the history and contributions of Indigenous peoples. The ceremony included...
The U.S. Department of the Interior is currently seeking public comment on replacement names for geographical features that include the offensive racial slur “s**aw.”This comes after Secretary Deb Haaland signed Secretarial Order 3404 in...
Empowering cultural resurgence, the First Nations Education Doctoral Program at UW-Green Bay is the only education doctoral program of its kind in the United States. Join a learning community of changemakers to transform your...
Wisconsin’s 39 Most Influential Native American Leaders, Part 4 Crystal Lepscier is First Nations Student Success Coordinator at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, a role she’s held for nearly four years. She also teaches...
Wisconsin’s 39 Most Influential Native American Leaders, Part 3 (UW-Green Bay alumnus, ’12 and ’14, Adult Degree) Dan Terrio is Diversity and Inclusion Manager for Milwaukee County. Dan presently leads the workforce development efforts...
Joseph P. Daniel Sr. and Starla Thompson will deliver the Door County Talks presentation “Potawatomi Nation through Time” on Feb. 19 at 10 a.m., at Door Community Auditorium (DCA). They will guide the audience through a timeline of the Potawatomi...
The Sea Grant field office at the UW-Green Bay campus has an opening for a First Nations graduate assistant at the masters or Ph.D. level. In collaboration with the First Nations Studies Program and...
The 2022 Door County Talks series will focus on the First Nations of our region. The series opener will be “Ho-Chunk History: Past, Present & Future” with William Nąąwącekǧize Quackenbush on Jan. 22. He’ll share...
