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40
Fighting for Education Equality for Native American Scholars, with Native Forward CEO Angelique Albert
In this episode of Cause & Purpose, we sit down with the CEO of Native Forward, Angelique Albert. Angelique shares insights from her life growing up on tribal lands in Montana, talks about some of the historical context that shapes the way Native Americans relate to Education, and shares insights from scaling Native Forward to serve more Native American scholars.
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In this episode of Cause and Purpose, we delve into the critical topic of education equality for Native American scholars with Angelique Albert, the CEO of Native Forward. Angelique is a passionate advocate for Indigenous education, and she shares her insights and experiences in striving for a more equitable educational landscape for Native American communities.
Episode Highlights:
Understanding the Challenges: Angelique sheds light on the systemic barriers and challenges faced by Native American students in accessing quality education. From limited resources to cultural insensitivity, she highlights the multifaceted nature of the issue.
The Role of Native Forward: As the CEO of Native Forward, Angelique discusses the mission and initiatives of the organization in advocating for education equality. She emphasizes the importance of community involvement and empowerment in driving positive change.
Cultural Relevance in Education: Angelique underscores the significance of incorporating Indigenous culture, language, and history into educational curricula. By recognizing and respecting Native American heritage, schools can create a more inclusive and supportive learning environment.
Collaborative Solutions: Through partnerships with schools, policymakers, and Indigenous communities, Angelique explores collaborative approaches to address the disparities in education. She emphasizes the need for collective action and solidarity in advocating for Native American students' rights.
Empowering Indigenous Voices: Angelique shares inspiring stories of Native American scholars who have overcome obstacles and made significant contributions to their communities. She highlights the resilience and strength of Indigenous youth in pursuing their educational goals.
Tune in to this enlightening conversation as we explore the importance of fighting for education equality for Native American scholars and the transformative impact it can have on Indigenous communities.
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