- Enakamigak "That Which is Happening..."
- Here you will find information about conferences, events, meetings, and seminars sponsered by Eni–gikendaasoyang... which is to say you will find information about that which is happening.
- Aanike–gikinoo´amaadiwin
"Extending/Continuing in Teaching and Learning Together"
Master of Education Tribal Cohort (M.Ed) - Designed for professionals working in education or an education related field, with a particular focus on Native American communities and culture. Centered around an Anishinaabe world view, the philosophy, course work, and Masters research projects are related to the health, well-being, history, culture, and education of Native peoples. In addition, in keeping with this philosophy, elective courses in Ojibwe language are key to this program.
- Enweyang
Ojibwe Language Immersion Nest
for ages 4 - 5 - Enweyang is a place that offers a quality educational program for students and families interested in the revitalization of the Ojibwe language. The Mission of Enweyang is to provide an opportunity for children to learn, listen to, speak and use Ojibwemowin. An experimental design of the Center for Indigenous Knowledge and Language Revitalization Sponsored by the University of Minnesota Duluth.
- Gekinoo´imaagejig
"The Ones Who Teach" - A K–6 elementary education with K–8 teaching Ojibwe Language specialty program committed to the recruitment, retention & graduation of Indigenous students interested in becoming teachers.
- Maawanji´idiwag
"They Come Together" - The curriculum leads to a Bachelor of Science degree in early childhood, birth-grade 3; and early childhood special education. The program is designed for practicing head start and early head start teachers.
- Nadamaadiwin
"Helping One Another"
Tribal Special Education Licensure Cohort - Are you interested in becoming a special education teacher? A two year cooperative special education post-baccalaureate licensure program in emotional behavioral disorders and learning disabilities, with a tribal focus, will begin Fall 2008. The hybrid online program will be offered through Augsburg College (Minneapolis) and University of Minnesota Duluth.
- Ojibwe
Language Revitalization - Centered around an Anishinaabe world view, the projects are related to the health, well-being, history, culture, and education of Native peoples.
Eni–gikendaasoyang
"Moving Towards Knowledge Together"
Center for Indigenous Knowledge and Language Revitalization
125 Bohannon Hall, 1207 Ordean Court, Duluth, MN 55812
Email: indianed@d.umn.edu
Ojibwe Language Immersion Teacher Wanted
Bemaadizing:
An Interdisciplinary Journal of Indigenous Life
