Indian Education

• The Language of Literacy - Canadian resource directory of Aboriginal literacy programs.

• Lee T'am Laxdii Education Consulting - First Nations culture as a means of success in education. Presented by a Tsimshian man.

• Native Access Program for Engineering - Developed by Aboriginal peoples and The Faculty of Engineering at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, Ontario.

• Native Access to Engineering - Dedicated to increasing Native Indian student participation in engineering coursework and careers, using learning modules, links and information for both students and teachers. Grades 3-12.

• Native Training Centre - Provides cultural sensitive post high school instruction. Offers classroom, on-site employee, internet and on the job training.

• Native Web Site Evaluation - Discussion of good and bad educational websites about American Indians, Indian history and spirituality.

• NDN TV - Educational materials and toys teaching Native American languages. Also custom video production.

• The Neshnabe Institute for Cultural Studies - Educational organization focusing on the culture and languages of the Neshnabek (Algonquian Indians).

• Northwest Territories Aboriginal Head Start Program - Preschool program funded by Health Canada for First Nations, Inuit and Metis children and their families living in urban centers and large northern communities.

• The Red Road - Ministry supports cultural education through speaking engagements and corporate events. Page also includes excerpts from a devotional book by Charles Robinson.

• Sault College - Native Education - Learn Ojibwe language immersion or social worker with a Native American focus. Includes course descriptions.

Academic Departments

• American Indian Studies - Interdisciplinary approach to the variety of beliefs and practices within American Indian communities, Living (current vitality and continuous development) and historic. University College at Denver seeks American Indian instructors.

• American Indian Studies Programs - University of Arizona

• Center for Native American Studies - Department page at the Northern Michigan University includes faculty, course, and cultural information.

• FNTI's Aboriginal Media Program - This post-secondary program leads to a provincially recognized two year Print Journalism Diploma from Loyalist College of Applied Arts and Technology, in Belleville, Ontario.

• Guide to Native American Studies Programs - Offers an annotated list of graduate programs within the United States and Canada. Includes name of participating colleges available and courses offered. Produced by the Association for the Study of American Literatures.

• HSU: Native American Studies Program - Degrees, classes and links.

• Institute of American Indian Studies - American Indian students, organizations, and studies program at the University of South Dakota

• LCC Learning Resource Center: Native American Heritage Month - Resources, activities and events from Lexington Community College.

• Native American Studies - Dartmouth College

• Native American Studies - The Claremont Colleges, CA.

• Native American Studies - The goal of the course offered is to provide an open, alternative education opportunity through experiencing a Native American philosophy of education that promotes self-determination, individual research, goal setting, internal motivation and self-reliance.

• Native American Studies - Montana State University

• Native American Studies - University of New Mexico

• Native American Studies - University of Oklahoma at Norman

• University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada - Faculty and staff roster, course descriptions, news, research projects, links.

• UWEC American Indian Studies Program - Program description, class materials, faculty, and resources from this University of Wisconsin native studies department.

Centers & Institutes

• The Cradleboard Teaching Project - Native American curriculum and cross cultural exchange.
• Institute for American Indian Studies - This is a museum of American Indian artifacts and crafts. Educational programs and exhibits stress history, crafts, outdoor education and appreciation, and related topics for all ages.
• Little Feather Interpretive Center - Native American owned and run Indian Center, where education is our main goal. Features information on the sacred pipestone and a cultural awareness program.
• Membertou Education - Features community profile and information about their Wallace Bernard Memorial Centre.
• Native Education Centre - Offers many different programs to Aboriginal students. Located in Vancouver.
• Peace 4 Turtle Island - Writers, artists, and photographers promoting culturally sensitive and accurate information about the Iroquois, or Haudenosaunee (People of the Longhouse). Articles, images, homework help.
• Pipe Keepers - International organization teaching the significance of pipes and quarrying the stone for making them. History, membership, events, photos.
• Rediscovery International Foundation - Cultural and natural heritage programs for youth of all ages; based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Financial Aid

• American Indian College Fund - 501(c)(3) non-profit organization since 1989; primarily supports tribal colleges. Donation information, student profiles, list of institutions.
• American Indian Graduate Center: Financial help for Graduate School - Established in 1969 to assist American Indian college graduates who wanted to continue their education at master's, doctorate and professional degree levels.

Tribal Colledges

• American Indian Higher Education Consortium - Association of tribal colleges. Listing of institutions, research downloads, policies, news, links.
• Blackfeet Community College - Located on the reservation in Browning, Montana.
• Cankdeska Cikana Community College - Cankdeska Cikana Community College (aka Little Hoop Community College) is the home college of the Spirit Lake Tribe in Fort Totten, ND
• Chief Dull Knife College - Programs, degrees and certificates, financial aid, catalog online, faculty. Located in Lame Deer, Montana.
• College of Menominee Nation - Official site for the College of Menominee Nation, located in Keshena, WI.
• Crownpoint Institute of Technology - Provides educational opportunities to native American Navajo individuals. Located in Crownpoint, New Mexico. Includes overview and requirements of degrees and certificates offered.
• Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College - The Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College Homepage: an overview of academic programs, campus life, resources, news and events, with extensive links to other web sites including Ojibwe Language and Culture and Native American Indian Resources.
• Fort Belknap College - Provides educational opportunities for the residents of the Fort Belknap Reservation and surrounding communities. Located in Harlem, Montana. Includes catalog with program overview, financial aid, scholarship and grant information.
• Fort Berthold Community College - Tribal college of the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara.
• Haskell Indian Nations University - Offers educational opportunities to Native Americans. Located in Lawrence, Kansas. Contains events and academics calendar, athletics department news and university history.
• Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture and Arts Development - IAIA is a national Native American fine arts college in Santa Fe, New Mexico. It is dedicated solely to the study and practice of American Indian and Alaska Native arts and culture.
• Little Big Horn College - A public two year chartered community college located on the Crow Indian Reservation in Crow Agency, Montana. Contains catalog of library books, links to tutoring resources, and an overview of the tribes history.
• Little Priest Tribal College - Serving the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska. News, classes, and scholarship opportunities.
• Lower Brule Community College - Affiliated with Sinte Gleska University and South Dakota State University. Includes course descriptions, student services, and financial aid. Located on the Lower Brule Sioux Indian Reservation, South Dakota.
• Nicola Valley Institute of Technology - NVIT is an Aboriginal institute, offering post-secondary programs that meet the needs of First Nations communities in four theme areas: The Land; Wellness; Economic Development; Governance.
• Northwest Indian College - Provides educational programs and services to native Americans in the north-western United States. Located in Bellingham, Washington. Offers an overview of admissions and financial aid, department and program descriptions, and an events calendar.
• Oglala Lakota College - Provides education and training to members of the Oglala Sioux Tribe. Located on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. Includes an overview of courses, student handbook and assistance programs offered.
• Salish Kootenai College - Tribal college located on the Flathead Indian Reservation in Pablo, Montana. Includes calendar, course schedule, student message board, and staff and faculty directory.
• The Saskatchewan Indian Federated College - First Nations higher education centre.
• Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies - Offering training and education programs to First Nations adults in Saskatchewan.
• Seven Generations Education Institute - A certificate, diploma and degree granting institute.
• Sinte Gleska University - One of the first Tribal colleges in the United States, SGU is an accredited University for both undergraduate and graduate education founded in the Lakota culture.
• Sisseton Wahpeton Community College - Chartered community college of the Sisseton Wahpeton Sioux Tribe.
• Sitting Bull College - Academic and technical institution on the Standing Rock Reservation in North and South Dakota.
• Six Nations Polytechnic - An Aboriginal human resource center addressing Aboriginal needs and issues. SNP offers programs in partnership with government, industry and commerce. There is an emphasis on developing and promoting the culture and language of Hodinohso:no/Rotinonhshonni.
• Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute - A National Indian Community College located in Albuquerque, New Mexico
• Stone Child College - Located in Box Elder, Montana, United States. Dedication, historical information, mission, accreditation, and a fact sheet.
• Turtle Mountain Community College - Academics, student affairs, administrative, classes, news, and events.
• United Tribes Technical College - State chartered, non-profit organization that is owned and operated by area reservations offering accredited degree programs. Located in Bismarck, North Dakota. Contains school mission, history, and accreditation information.
• Yellowhead Tribal Council Education - Working with established universities, colleges and programs, the YTC education department offers an array of educational opportunities.

Tribal Primary and Secondary Schools

• Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig School - Ojibwe K-12 school in Cass Lake, Minnesota, offering employment opportunities, and information on the parent advisory and school boards.
• Choctaw Tribal School District - Elementary through high school. Located in central Mississippi. Operated as a division of the Choctaw Indians. Program information, calendar, and job announcements.
• Crow Creek Tribal School - Operated by the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe in central South Dakota along the Missouri River. Educates students in grades K-12.
• Gila Crossing Community School - Preschool through eighth grade. Located on Gila Rive Reservation in Laveen, Arizona. Teacher profiles, calendar of events and contact details.
• Indian Island School - A Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Grant School located on an island in the Penobscot River near Old Town, Maine. Teaches grades K-8.
• Kayenta Community School - Navajo K-8 school in Kayenta, Arizona. Offers staff directory, photo gallery and employment opportunities.
• Pictou Landing First Nation School - Located in Trenton, Nova Scotia.
• Rough Rock Community School - K-12 school serving the students in the Navajo reservation of Arizona. Information on administrators and different grades, as well as a photo gallery.

Lesson Plans

• Iroquois Web Quest - Rubric and webquest for fourth-graders.
• Native Americans - Webquest covering tribes in four different culture areas.
• People and Cultures Before Columbus - Lesson plans, webquests, and evaluation rubrics about Native American cultures.
• Sun Woman's Search for Home - Webquest on the tribes of Southern California, from an innovative first-person perspective.
• Tallchief: America's Prima Ballerina - Webquest about the famous Osage dancer, with illustrations, critical-thinking questions, and related assignments.
• Traditions and Languages of Three Native Cultures - Lesson plans, background information and links on the Tlingit, Lakota, and Cherokee peoples.