Contemporary Issues Facing Minnesota Tribal Nations and Advocacy

Naomi Louise
Presenter
60
mins
Course length
Multi Device
Access from mobile or laptop
4.95
Course rating
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Description

Are you interested on learning about actionable steps you can take to support indigenous communities and amplify their voices in the fight for justice and equality? Contemporary issues facing Minnesota Tribal Nations include challenges such as land rights, environmental justice, healthcare disparities, educational inequities, and cultural preservation. Join Naomi Louise for this hands-on, interactive workshop and examine the struggles facing Minnesota Tribal Nations and explore avenues for advocacy and support. Get ready to embark on a journey to explore obstacles facing Minnesota Tribal Nations today, and how educators can play a role in advocating for positive change! Naomi's expertise in diversity, equity and inclusion will provide you with resources you need to analyze a case study of historical and ongoing issues for Native American rights, develop an action plan for advocating for Indigenous rights within educational institutions, and create a multimedia campaign raising awareness about environmental issues affecting Minnesota Tribal Nations.

Objectives

Recall the contemporary issues facing Minnesota Tribal Nations and the avenues for advocacy and support discussed in the workshop. Analyze the root causes and impacts of contemporary issues facing indigenous communities, including their implications for sovereignty and well-being. Implement strategies for advocacy and support, including raising awareness, amplifying indigenous voices, and advocating for policy change. Evaluate the effectiveness of different advocacy approaches and strategies in addressing systemic injustices and disparities facing indigenous communities. Assess your own readiness and capacity to engage in meaningful advocacy and allyship with indigenous communities, reflecting on areas for growth and action. Develop an advocacy plan for supporting indigenous communities, incorporating strategies for raising awareness, building partnerships, and advocating for policy change.

Key Take Aways

• Gain a deeper understanding of the contemporary issues facing Minnesota Tribal Nations, including their root causes, impacts, and implications for indigenous communities' well-being and sovereignty. • Learn about effective strategies for advocacy and support, including ways to amplify indigenous voices, advocate for policy change, and address systemic injustices and disparities. • Explore resources and tools for educators to engage in meaningful advocacy and allyship, including curriculum resources, professional development opportunities, and community partnerships. • Reflect on your role as an educator and ally in supporting indigenous communities and identify concrete actions you can take to advocate for positive change and promote equity and justice.

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Naomi Louise

Naomi Louise, CEO of Innovative Educator Consulting, empowers K-12 educators with tech-integrated professional learning. A global keynote speaker and EdTech influencer, she designs UDL-based programs aligned with ISTE and ASCD standards, preparing educators & Gen Alpha/Beta students for the future.
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