American Indian Studies Topic Listserv
The American Indian Studies Topic Listserv is an electronic communication tool from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) that shares information with educators and others interested in the histories, cultures, and tribal sovereignty of Tribal Nations of Wisconsin, as well as the education of Indigenous students.
The DPI will use this listserv to:
- distribute routine correspondence, including announcements for conferences, events, trainings, and meetings.
- share information about the American Indian Studies Program and related activities.
- provide updates on American Indian Language and Culture Education licenses, grants, and other opportunities.
The American Indian Studies Topic Listserv is a moderated announcement list managed by the DPI American Indian Studies Program staff. It is not an open discussion forum; rather, it is designed to share vetted information with Wisconsin educators and others interested in American Indian Studies (Wisconsin Act 31) and the education of Indigenous students.
Subscribers include, but are not limited to: early childhood, Head Start, and preschool staff; 4K–12 educators (public, tribal, private, or charter); classroom teachers; teacher aides; school counselors; social workers; psychologists; curriculum specialists; library media specialists; Title VI Indian Education and Johnson O’Malley (JOM) staff; coordinators and administrators; principals and superintendents; Cooperative Educational Service Agencies (CESAs); tribal education staff; and college and university students, faculty, staff, and administrators, especially in schools of education.
Anyone interested is welcome to subscribe by clicking the “Subscribe to American Indian Studies Topic Listserv” link below the image.
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