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Student Voices

High Schoolers on What Success Means to Them

by Sanai Metoyer, Carlos Jimenez, Harrison Yazzie, and Gabrielle Taylor

June 9, 2020

An illustration of Sanai smiling

Native Community

Congrats on Finishing College. What’s Next?

by Faviola Leyva

June 4, 2019

A young woman walks through her college campus.

Alumni

by Joel Serin-Christ

June 4, 2019

An illustration of a euphonium, a book titled "Pluto the Planet", a pile of sunflower seeds, and a box of fidget spinners

Alumni

How and When to Get Heard by Legislators

by Susan Brenna

February 27, 2019

An illustration of a man and a woman with red watercolor splashed behind

Alumni

Love Story: Summer (Institute) Lovin’, Happened So Fast

by Paula Ann Solis

February 27, 2019

Two married women smiling and looking off into the distance.

Native Community

Reinventing Camp Culture: When Kids, Community, and Sovereignty Come First

by Paula Ann Solis

October 15, 2018

Two kids running

Native Community

In a Navajo Nation Town, Student Coders Step Up

by Tim Kennedy

February 28, 2017

Native Community

Rural Roots: New Mexico & Arizona

by Tim Kennedy

January 21, 2016

A woman with shoulder length black hair, wearing a gray shirt, black pants, white and red boots, and a large green necklace, sitting in a hitched trailer, with a background of an outdoor construction site.

Native Community

Why are Native Students Being Left Behind?

by Susan Brenna

December 11, 2014

A line of middle-school students standing in a classroom, with one boy with short brown hair and a gray shirt smiling.