Nigetakiya—Native American Cultural Awareness Association (NACAA) (M3-4)
This resource, subtitled the Native Student Newspaper, offers links, videos, postings, and notice of lectures related to culture, colonization, rights and change. Based out of the University of Wisconsin, Nigetakiya serves also as a centre point of contact for the NACAA at the school. The goal of Nigetakiya is to give an authentic voice to 21st century native students, and provide and outlet for decolonization of all native students.
From the home page, one can navigate to explore videos, lectures, blog entries, press releases, environmental issues and a student voices section. Below is a video that describes the clothing drive that is currently taking place through the NACAA—the students are collecting clothing for the Menominee people in north eastern Wisconsin.
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbYHiCDgETE[/youtube]
In addition to providing information pertinent to the UW student body, Nigetakiya also links to the First Nations Network blog.
Research interests might include post-secondary native studies, decolonization in post-secondary education, and the use of digital technology to create a common ground, which, in this case, is made for native students in Wisconsin and world-wide.
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