Category: Video

• October 2023 Partners Meeting

  

  Our October 2023 Partners Meeting has been posted! Representatives from Youth Enjoy Science Oklahoma (YESOK) presented information about their program, including stipends that students and teachers can receive for attending 💸 💻 Watch the Zoom recording here

  Jordan S.

  October 31, 2023

  Education, Events, Video

• Supplemental Materials available at tedna.org/webinars

  July 11, 2017

  Discussion, Education, Legal, Video, Webinar

• TODAY: FLOTUS Delivers SFIS Commencement Speech!

  Watch Santa Fe Indian School’s 2016 Graduation and Michelle Obama’s speech by clicking HERE! CONGRATULATIONS SFIS CLASS OF 2016!  

  Scott Jacket

  May 26, 2016

  Native American Student Program, Uncategorized, Video, Youth

• TEDNA’s Vice President Kerry Venegas Testified on FY 2017 Funding for Tribal Education

  TEDNA’s Kerry Venegas, Vice-President (Hoopa Valley Tribe) testified in front of the House Committee on Appropriations, Subcommittee of the Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies on March 17, 2016 in Washington D.C.

  March 22, 2016

  Hearing, Legal, Video

  Appropriations, Congress, FY 2017, Hoopa Valley Tribe, House Committee on Appropriations, Kerry Venegas, Subcommittee of the Interior Environment and Related Agencies, TEDNA Vice President, United States House

• I Am Not A Mascot

  Teach for America’s Native Alliance Initiative created this video in response to the debates surrounding Native mascots in professional sports.  Teach for America has long been a supporter of TEDNA.  You can see their video at Teach for America’s Blog, here, and learn more about the Native Alliance Initiative here.  The Initiative seeks to: Provide an Additional Source of Effective…

  Matthew Campbell

  November 13, 2014

  Announcement, Article, Culture, Discussion, Legal, Video

• Nome students’ culinary adventure: pickling muktuk

  Here, from KTVA Alaska. NOME – It’s a home economics lesson you’ll only find in Alaska. “It’s fun,” said Sadie Ellison, smiling. “I like the feeling and how it’s all oily.” On a Friday in early October, Nome Elementary School fifth graders spent their afternoon wielding ulus and cutting up muktuk. “Muktuk is kind of…

  Matthew Campbell

  October 13, 2014

  Announcement, Article, Culture, Discussion, Video