Category: Training & Resources

Welcome to the 4th and final session of the Centering Indigenous Knowledge: Fall 2025 webinar series, held on November 20th, 2025. This session features a presentation by Chris La Tray. About Chris:Chris La Tray is a Métis storyteller, a descendent of the Pembina Band of the mighty Red River of the North and a citizen…

Welcome to the third session of the Centering Indigenous Knowledge: Fall 2025 webinar series, held on November 13, 2025. This session features a presentation by Dylan Running Crane. About Dylan:Dylan is a writer and musician from Browning, Montana. She is a citizen of the Amskapii Pikunii tribe, and her Indigenous background informs all of her…

Welcome to the second session of the Centering Indigenous Knowledge: Fall 2025 webinar series, held on November 6, 2025. This session features a presentation by Terran Last Gun. A bit about Terran: Terran Last Gun, Saakwaynaamah’kaa (Last Gun), (b. 1989, Browning, MT) is an enrolled citizen of the Piikani (Blackfeet) of Montana and a visual…

Welcome to the first session of the Centering Indigenous Knowledge: Fall 2025 webinar series, held on October 30, 2025. This session features presentations by the following students: Melisa Trombley at Blackfeet Community CollegeRachel Saldivar at Montana State UniversityChevy Reum at University of MontanaTaya Falcon at Montana State University BillingsDamion Kingfisher at Chief Dull Knife College…

Welcome to the fourth session of the Centering Indigenous Knowledge: Fall 2024 webinar series, held on October 24, 2024. This session features a presentation by Matthew Johnson from Buffalo Hide Academy. Presentation Title: Using culturally appropriate strategies aligned with Restorative practices and trauma-informed care to create resiliency and promote positive relationships and achievement in the…

Welcome to the third session of the Centering Indigenous Knowledge webinar series, held on October 17, 2024. This session features presentations from Wendy Felese, Tysha Oleyte, and Kennedy Skinner of Montana State University Billings. Presentation Title: Bringing It Home at MSUB Moderated by:Dr. Karla Bird This session is part of a free online series focused…

Welcome to the second session of the Centering Indigenous Knowledge webinar series, held on October 10, 2024. This session features presentations from Kiah Ontiveros of Chief Dull Knife College and Amilia Blackcrow (Amakbiya jusina wiya / Little Cloud Woman) of MAPS Media Institute. Presentation Titles:Kiah Ontiveros: Indigenous Food Sovereignty – To Promote Better Health for…

Welcome to the Centering Indigenous Knowledge webinar series! This session, held on October 3, 2024, features presentations by Adam Johnson and Dr. Antony ‘Tony’ Berthelote from Salish Kootenai College. Presentation Title:An Introduction to Collaborative Research on Tribal Lands In this session, our speakers explore collaborative research approaches that honor Indigenous knowledge systems while working on…

2024 Centering Indigenous Knowledge webinar series – March 28, 2024: Session Four and ConclusionPresentation:Student Perspectives on Centering Indigenous Knowledge in Higher EducationPresenters:Alfred Woodcock, Salish Kootenai CollegeAlicia Guerrero-Gobert, Blackfeet Community CollegeJaylee Azure, Fort Peck Community CollegeJeanette Gardipe, Salish Kootenai CollegeJulianna Guerrero-Gobert, Blackfeet Community CollegeKaylanna Guerrero-Gobert, Blackfeet Community CollegeMikalen Running Fisher, University of Montana

Session 3: Rooted in Language: Upholding Salish Traditions for Generations to Come presented by Aspen Decker, Xʷlxʷilt (“Alive and Well) | 2024 Centering Indigenous Knowledge Webinar Series

Session 2: A One Health, Place-Based Approach to Indigenous Peoples Health presentation by Dr. Anita Moore-Nall, Montana State University at the 2024 Centering Indigenous Knowledge webinar series on March 14, 2024.

Session 1: Presenter Dakota Lajeunesse (with Missoula College) shares his experiences as a Cheyenne language learner and contributor to the Cheyenne Odyssey role-playing game

Today we hear from Rosemary Matt, Steven Arca and Michael Munson from Salish Kootenai College.

In this episode of the Centering Indigenous Knowledge webinar series, we are thrilled to have Robert Murie, a respected member of the Cree community and Professor of Art at Stone Child College, as our guest panelist. Robert shares his insights and perspectives on the fascinating Cree origin story, passed down through generations and is a…