Cultivating Awareness Through Land and Language Traditions
The Institute of Native Knowledge is dedicated to educating communities about indigenous heritage, focusing on land stewardship and language preservation. Our vision is to create a supportive space where rural populations can connect with native wisdom, fostering respect and continuity of cultural practices.
Connecting Communities with Indigenous Wisdom
Meet our dedicated team passionate about preserving land and language heritage.
Mikaela Johnson
Cultural Education Coordinator
Mikaela combines deep cultural insight with years of experience in indigenous education.
Tomas Redbird
Language Preservation Specialist
Tomas is celebrated for innovative approaches to revitalizing native languages.
Aiyana Whitefeather
Community Engagement Lead
Aiyana brings expertise in fostering community connections and collaborative projects.
Eli Runningbear
Research and Outreach Manager
Eli is skilled in strategic initiatives that promote indigenous knowledge sharing.
Land and Language Workshop
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Discover indigenous heritage through storytelling and hands-on activities that deepen understanding of native lands and languages. Engage with community elders and learners alike in a rural setting, enriching your appreciation of native knowledge despite limited digital access.
Celebrated by Communities and Elders Alike
Our institute stands as a beacon for indigenous education and language preservation, trusted by regional leaders and cultural stewards. Our dedication is reflected in community partnerships and heartfelt endorsements.
Endorsed by Tribal Councils
Certified Indigenous Language Programs
Partnered with Regional Cultural Centers
