Have you ever wondered where you can find accurate and authentic resources about Indigenous people and nations of Wisconsin and the United States? Do you have questions about how to best be respectful and culturally sensitive when choosing these materials? If you answered “yes” to either of these questions, join us and hear from a distinguished panel of Indigenous knowledge curators to learn strategies for cultivating resources and materials for your classroom or library. Our panel comes from a variety of settings and experiences, providing participants with a broad amount of information and resources for a variety of school and library settings. 

Training Format

The webinar session will be 1.5 hours in length and facilitated by Bwaakoningwiid David J. O'Connor and Monica R. Treptow in partnership with the respective panelists for the session. This session is intended to be interactive and will include discussion time at the end of the session.

These sessions will be facilitated online using the Zoom cloud video conferencing platform.

Registration and Fees

There are NO registration fees to participate in these webinars offered by the DPI American Indian Studies Program, which are funded through the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (IDEA).

Funding for this training limits individual acceptance to WISCONSIN RESIDENTS only. Registration is limited to 300 individuals per session. Pre-registration is required.

Registration: myQuickReg - Developing and Establishing Indigenous Pedagogy Collections for the Library and Classroom