Indigenous Education: Safeguarding Our Knowledge for Future Generations
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Indigenous Education: Safeguarding Our Knowledge for Future Generations
Cultural Survival Quarterly 48-3 (September 2024)
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Features

ʻIke Kuʻuna ʻŌiwi

Kaimana Barcarse (Kanaka Hawai’i)
Indigenous Knowledge passed from generation to generation is native education in the Pacific.
 


Indigenous Educators Are the Firekeepers

Aviut Rojas (Nahua)
Nurturing children’s engagement with the natural world as Indigenous educators.



Awakening Through the Kichwa Language

Byron Tenesaca (Kañari Kichwa)
Sisa Anrango (Otavalo Kichwa) is a Kichwa teacher specializing in creating fully immersive Kichwa online learning spaces.


A Story about the Beating Heart of the Nasa Yuwe Language

Nati Garcia (Maya Mam)
Catalina Vergara Realpe (Nasa) is focused on play-oriented activities for children to deepen their connection to the Nasa Yuwe language.


Sharing Our Experiences, Stories, and Territories in Our Voices, with Our Hands
Eli Wewentxu Huehuentru (Mapuche) and Pipi Villadangos
Autonomous Indigenous education is a critical foundation for the construction of identity of Indigenous children.



Promoting San Education in Namibia
Georges Dougnon (Dogon)
Patricia Dinyando (Khwe San) is documenting and translating Khwe folktales to bridge the gap between Traditional Knowledge and modern education.


Our Culture Is Our Identity
Byron Tenesaca (Kañari Kichwa)
Gloria Guadalupe Dzib Kumul (Maya) is revitalizing the Mayan language through education.



Resilient Roots
Dev Kumar Sunuwar (Koĩts-Sunuwar)
Koĩts-Sunuwar education in Nepal is safeguarding Indigenous culture and language.



Bridging Generations
Diana Pastor (Maya K’iche’)
Náhuat Elders in El Salvador are passing on Traditional Knowledge via community radio.

 Departments
 


Executive Director's Message
Indigenous Education: Safeguarding Our Traditional Knowledge for Future Generations

Climate Change
Mama Qota at Risk


Women the World Must Hear
Get to Know Cultural Survival's New Executive Director
 


Rights in Action
First Indigenous-led Rights of Nature Tribunal Takes Place in North Carolina 


Keepers of the Earth Fund Grant Partner Spotlight
Ekvn-Yefolecv (Maskoke)



Staff Spotlight
Elvia Rodriguez (Mixtec)



Bazaar Artists

Herminio Ramirez Diaz (Wixarika)






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