Indian Country 101
Resources
Objectives & Lessons
Lesson outline with an overview of learning objectives
Quick Reference Guide
featuring definitions plus some engagement tips, things not to say, and commentary
this is a temporary Google Sheet while we complete the final, pretty graphic reference guide
SAMHSA Culture Card PDF
referenced often throughout the training
In the News: HuffPost
The Collective Conservation of Indigenous Land Is Everyone's Responsibility
Press Pack: Social Media for IC101
Multi-page document with ready-to-post graphics and captions
A big thank you to Jessie Israel!
Director, Puget Sound Conservation
Washington Chapter of The Nature Conservancy
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Jessie, you are the all-star project manager. Your 3-year commitment and dedication will never go unnoticed at TWG. You let Jennifer wrestle with everything from content to the program it was built in. You believed so much in these lessons and that in the end they would be better for the time you granted Jennifer to spend on them. You accidentally saw some of the extra snark Jennifer was adding and (turns out) you liked that snark! Jessie, you encouraged Jennifer to leave her voice in the content. If not for that belief in “the Jennifer snark”, these lessons would have looked very differently. We appreciate all of Jessie’s work around this very creative and iterative process we had developing these courses.
Thank you to all the other folks who helped in the development of this training:
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This project wove together the wisdom and insight of many. Helping hands included Betsy Moyer, Monica Williamson, Ron Whitener, Bob Whitener, Josh Whitener, Kiana Arnall, Mitzie Whitener, Addie Smith, Emily Heber, Mike Ulrich, Bella Ulrich, & Carolynn Ulrich.