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Seeing Our Native Students: A Guide for Educators

Native students share a unique historical, political, and economic context that can make school an especially complicated experience. In this guide, we explore this context in depth, and provide research-backed ways to improve the learning experience for your Native students and their families. 

“As an educator, I am so glad Seeing Our Native Students exists. I know it will become an essential tool for anti-racist educators who hope to support their Native students better, and to decolonize their pedagogy. A guide like this is long overdue, and should be adopted by all school districts that aim to promote equity.” 

Ms. McKinney, SPED Specialist, SFUSD

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