Indigenous Vision is proud to present the next Cultural Humility training of trainers this March 2023! Register you and your team here! Method: • 2.5-hour training on Thursday and Friday, March 23rd, 24th, 30th, and 31st, 2023 from 9:30 am – 12:00 pm Pacific Time each day. Commitment to all Read more…
Indigenous Vision is proud to introduce our newest team member, Celina Gray! Celina is a Blackfoot & Metis community member, mother of four, and outstanding Indigenous scientist. A Native Science Fellow, American Indian College Ambassador, and former Northwest Representative of the National Student Congress for the American Indian Higher Education Read more…
Seats are filling up for our next four day training that starts on January 17th. Register for our next Cultural Humility Training of Trainers! Indigenous Vision presents our first 2023, ‘Training of Trainers‘ virtual 10-hour workshop that takes place every Tuesday and Wednesday from 12:30 pm to 3:00 pm MST. Read more…
Indigenous Vision’s Faye Poley and Melissa Spence were invited to attend the ‘Mana Wahine Ekolu 2022’ conference on Oahu, Hawai’i this November. Mana Wahine Ekolu translates to ‘Female Empowerment Three’ and the conference is held in Kapolei, Oahu at the Aulani Resort. This truly amazing opportunity to come together with Read more…
We’re so grateful the team behind the Apple Podcasts ‘Spotlight’ program reached out and invited us to be featured during Native American Heritage Month! Whoa, we were humbled to be chosen not just as Indigenous content creators, but chosen from the millions of podcasts streaming on Apple Podcasts. Thank you Read more…
Take a look at what Indigenous Vision and friends have been up to this fall! We celebrated Souta teaching her first TEK class at the University of Montana, more great work with our mapping and working dog team, cultural humility, and our upcoming internship!
We were so honored to have Phoenix Smith on our tenth installment of the Cultural Humility Podcast Series! Phoenix was a part of our March 2022 cohort and brought so much wisdom to our dialogue that we just had to invite them to explore the work further. J. Phoenix Smith Read more…
Welcome to the ninth installment of the Cultural Humility Podcast series presented by Indigenous Vision! We’re very honored to have Dr. Jei Africa on the show to share their experiences with cultural humility. Dr. Jei Africa is a psychologist who advocates for culturally responsive clinical care in behavioral health. Learn Read more…
Although Chronic Wasting Disease has been around for decades, its movement westward is reaching the Montana eastern Rocky Mountain front and more positives are being found within or near Indigenous communities that have members who would still like to rely on the land for filling their freezers. There are many Read more…
Apply to work with Conservation Dogs monitoring Chronic Wasting Disease with Working Dogs for Conservation and Indigenous Vision! Indigenous Vision (IV) and Working Dogs for Conservation (WD4C) are seeking 2 interns to work with the IV Mapping Program and the Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) Monitoring Project! Interns will assist in Read more…