ASU Turning Points Magazine

Turning Points Magazine is the first ever Native college magazine written by Native students for Native students @asu

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Our @ASU student magazine is honored to be recognized in this year's @najournalists awards. Congrats to all of our #NativeSunDevils who were recognized. Here is a 🧵 of our award-winning student stories from our Spring 2021 issue:

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When seemingly mundane binders at work inspire one artist to create. The result? A graphic highlighting #IndigenousExcellence.

Read more about our feature on #NativeSunDevil artist Lucilla Taryole (Kiowa & Mvskoke): https://t.co/7foZ6S3UHK

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This week our magazine’s resident animator Lucilla Taryole (Kiowa/Mvskoke) debuted their artwork created for the #DoingResearchinIndigenousCommunities conference’s Student Focused Day. Stay tuned for our upcoming article on Lucy’s inspirations behind the design! ✨✍🏽✨

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Interested in learning more about Indigenous methodologies, resources in research & finding support as an Indigenous college student? Check out the #DoingResearchinIndigenousCommunities conference at Labriola Center today! (Food, beverages, Native humor & support provided! ✨)

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T-minus 3️⃣ days until fall classes begin! Sun Devils 👀 all of student orgs ASU has to offer. Our magazine team will be set up alongside 1️⃣1️⃣ other Indigenous orgs & departments at Hayden Library! Don’t be all shy, come say hi, ask us some questions & win some swag! 😈🎁

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#GoodNewsTues .@ASU PhD student @redstreakgirl is the 1st to receive the Cotutelle PhD scholarship where she will attend @Macquarie_Uni in Sydney to continue her research on Indigenous peoples' use of social media during social justice movements. Congrats! https://t.co/QB4JMNRtva

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Did you know the FAFSA is for more than just student loans?

You can also receive grants, scholarships and work study funds.

Begin your journey to earning a college degree and complete the FAFSA!

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A reminder that we’re open for our inaugural Indigenous Poets Prize, judged by Natalie Diaz (@NatalieGDiaz)!

Submit here: https://t.co/SdXB2p8Fg0

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Justin is remembered by his family, colleagues & friends as a compassionate, thoughtful person who worked out of true love for his family, his ohana, & in the spirit of Aloha ‘Āina, love of the land.

Justin will be truly missed.

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IN MEMORIAM: The Center for Indian Education at @ASU extends its sympathy to the family of Justin Hill who passed away on April 16, 2023. A 2021 graduate of the Masters in Indigenous Education, Justin served as managing editor of the @jaie_asu & admin. asst. of @NAISA__.

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Looking for a fun family event at ASU? Check out this week's Showtime at the Stadium screening of WALL-E! Registration is open to both the ASU and local community. 🤖🌱

📅 April 19th, 2023
⏰ 7 p.m.
📍 San Tan Ford Club in Sun Devil Stadium

https://t.co/un7LOOczEM

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#NativeSunDevil alumnus Jim Warne (Oglala Lakota) is shedding light on the history of Indian #boardingschools through documentary filmmaking. “Remember the Children” is a 22-minute award-winning film that was recently screened at the Phoenix Film Festival. https://t.co/txRcwtqYIz

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📻Apps for NextGenRadio: Indigenous due 3/22! @NPR's @nextgenradio partners w @najournalists @SyracuseU to offer a 5-day digital-first workshop centering Indigenous stories & storytellers at Syracuse University 4/16-21 #nprnextgenradio - https://t.co/B8TYHSRDMq

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Our magazine's founding editors
@BryanBrayboy & @atachine are featured on a recent episode of the #AllMyRelationsPodcast!

Listen as they discuss the realities that #IndigenousStudents may encounter in college & building #IndigenousFutures:

https://t.co/RK0X5caC9y

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Framing questions for Peoples, Places, and Possibilities: Land and Belonging In Higher Education. Big ups to @ASU and @Spencer_Fdn for supporting us!

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Then roll into the morning w/a virtual talk by amazing @Tahtone @Bobby_L33 @DrKWheatle on the ways the federal policy Morrill Act has impacted Native and Black lives and futures. Registration w/QR code below. This is going to be FIRE! #PeoplesPlacesPossibilities

[Amanda R. Tachine, Ph.D. @atachine]

Thrilled to share our beautiful speakers for Peoples, Places, & Possibilities! Join @BryanBrayboy & I w/the honor&JOY to be alongside @eveewing @DeondreSmiles & Megan Bang! Food before & good laughs throughout. QR code below 4 registration. #stoodis #CultivatingBlackNativeFutures

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Read more about our #SunDevil grandpa's legacy as an education advocate, nation builder, and movement builder: https://t.co/C07aZsmWFx

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When Dr. Peterson Zah was an ASU student in the 1960s, there was perhaps no more than 10 American Indian students then. Throughout the decades, he saw this student population grow.

Today ASU has a growing population of 3,700+ #NativeCollegeStudents.

[Michael Crow @michaelcrow]

I am saddened by the loss of Peterson Zah, a groundbreaking and courageous leader who shared his knowledge, passion for education and service, and generosity of spirit to make @ASU, AZ and Indian Country better. Our deepest condolences to the Zah family and the Navajo Nation.

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This evening we mourn the loss of our #SunDevil grandpa Peterson Zah. He leaves a powerful legacy of leadership, wisdom and advocacy for Indigenous education.

[Navajo Times @navajotimes]

Peterson Zah, the one and only Navajo chairman and president, dies at 85 - Navajo Times https://t.co/3Eg0lbejlA