AIIS is thrilled to celebrate affiliate faculty member, Dr. Blaire Morseau, for publishing - through the Michigan State University Press - an edited collection titled As Sacred to Us: Simon Pokagon's…
November has arrived, which means it is Native American Heritage Month! There are so many great events happening on and around campus to celebrate. You can refer to our Native…
AIIS is excited to share our expanded Spring 2024 course list. Any course below will be counted toward the AIIS graduate certificate requirement. Open enrollment begins November 10. AIIS 801:…
AIIS is excited to share our expanded Spring 2024 course list. Any course below will be counted toward the AIIS minor requirement. Open enrollment begins November 10. AIIS 201: Intro…
Our second Fall 2023 ISWG session is coming up! Pop by on Zoom (see flyer) or in person (UPLA 105) on Friday, October 20, 2023, to discuss Indigenous Pedagogies with…
As part of AAAS Activating Wellness Week, AIIS is thrilled to co-sponsor Encountering New Bends in Rivers: A Talk with Dr. Tiffany L. King. Please join us on October 19,…
MSU's North American Indigenous Student Organization (NAISO) has worked very hard to put together an amazing day of events for Indigenous Peoples' Day. The theme this year is Noojimo'iwewin -…
On May 16, 2019, The State of Maine made history by passing LD 944 An Act to Ban Native American Mascots in All Public Schools, the first legislation of its…
ISWG is back in full swing and you're invited! The Indigenous Studies Working Group (ISWG) is a community of scholars, activists, students, and community members who get together 4-8 times…
Please join us for our first Fall 2023 Indigenous Studies Working Group on Friday, 9/22 at 10 AM! The topic will be Self- and Collective-Care, facilitated by Heather Syrette (Oneida/Odawa),…