For All of You, From All of Us

Maampii ehyaajak kina miinwa maandagaa miinem kinagaayaa ehyaajik

For All of You, From All of Us

Ggi zhetthkagom

For All of You, From All of Us

We welcome you into this space as relatives. Together, we can foster learning environments that honor Indigenous ways of knowing, teaching, and connecting.

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Step Into Our Stories

Video: Indigenous Education Initiative Overview

In Our Own Words

Telling a more honest story means shifting how we teach and how we listen, and making room for more than one truth at a time. Watch our introductory video and take up the invitation to heal, remember, and teach with more love.

Zhaazhgaa gaabaazhebaak. Megwaa ehzhebaak. Waabaazhebaak

Ga byé zhëwébêk minė wa ne zhëwébêk

“What has happened. What is happening. What will happen.”

Events

Step Into Our Stories: A Guided Review of Your Learning Bundle

Wednesday, 12/10 · 4-5:30pm ET

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An Invitation to Learn

Start learning about the Step Into Our Stories grounding documents and learning resources. If you’re an educator, scroll for SCHECH credit information.

Baabiinskaanmat

The cyclical nature of learning

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The Bundle:

Anishinaabe-Made Learning Resources

We have prepared this bundle of learning resources for educators, students, and all relatives in Michigan and beyond. A learning bundle is a collection of teachings, stories, and experiences that are brought together to support the growth of the whole learner—mind, body, and heart. Each part of the bundle has meaning, and together they create connections that support learners in balanced and purposeful ways. It reminds us that learning is not just for ourselves but is meant to be shared to strengthen our classrooms, our communities, and future generations.

Giinwi kii-kinoomaadimi

: We learn together

Nde kenomadmen

: We learn together

Grounding Documents

These resources lay the foundation for understanding, inviting you to walk into the bundle with care and confidence while helping you connect more deeply with the learning ahead.

Lesson Plans

Here you’ll find ready-to-use lesson plans that carry our teachings forward. Each plan offers guidance, classroom experiences, stories, and more to support learning and sharing in ways that strengthen classrooms and communities.

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Maps

These Anishinaabe-made visual supports help us see how teachings, relationships, and knowledge are connected. These maps ground our learning through an Anishinaabe worldview.

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Literature Guides

Explore our literature guide series to find recommended books and activities to support learning.

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Podcasts Episodes

Check out our podcasts and vidcasts to keep learning on the go.

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Continuing Education Opportunities

Educators, allies, and lifelong learners can access Anishinaabe-made continuing education courses and earn state continuing education clock hours (SCECH).

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SCECH Credit Oppotunities

Free Anishinaabe-Made Continuing Education Credits

Educators and anyone seeking State Continuing Education Clock Hours (SCECH) can deep dive into Indigenous learning while earning credit with courses, webinars, in-person trainings, and more.

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