OU Outreach/College of Continuing Education | 65+ years of service to and collaboration with American Indian, Alaska Native, and First Nations communities.
Today is Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2023. It honors the histories, cultures, and perspectives of Indigenous peoples and their ancestors who lived on the land now known as North America.
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The Chickasaw Hall of Fame welcomes its newest inductee - basket-weaving artist Sue Fish. Fish is the latest Chickasaw citizen to receive this high honor.
On behalf of our Aii Family, we send heartfelt congratulations to Sue Fish on this phenomenal and well-deserved honor!
Aii is partnering with OU students to develop a digital recipe collection showcasing the rich and diverse Native American food of Oklahoma.
Please share your favourite recipes and their stories at
https://t.co/OdamMEXyOf
The deadline to submit is April 13, 2023
As we plan future programming for our Aii communities, we want to know what YOU think. Your input will help us best meet your needs
Please use the following link to access a short survey about current issues and needs by 3/28/23
https://t.co/vIL8l6FoRS
Check out this important new initiative from the American Indian Institute at the University of Oklahoma shared by Nina R. Barbee, Ph.D. Proud Citizen of the Choctaw Nation, and Director
of the American Indian Institute (Aii)
Taino Winter Solstice observances and festivities are still celebrated in the Caribbean and in some parts of the United States like Miami, FL.
Taino Ancestors observed the Winter Solstice as a time of Yoka Hu’s reconception and re-birth. Yoka Hu embodied life and energy.
#Winter