National Indian Education Association also provides culturally-based curriculum, digital resources for schools, teachers, parents, and students.

We understand that Tribes should be the tellers of their own stories. We collaborate with tribes, schools, educators, and knowledge keepers to create educational resources that teach Indigenous languages, cultures, and history.

The California Indian Museum and Cultural Center exists to honor and advance the cultural vitality, sovereignty, and resilience of California Indians, recognizing their enduring relationships to land and place. 

The following resources will support educators to access culturally-relevant and respectful learning experiences in the classroom. These include teaching about Thanksgiving, Native Ways of Knowing Micro Courses, etc. 

The California Indian Education For All provides classroom resources that are centered around the 7 Essential Understandings and 6 P's framework. 

The National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition is seeking to change the true history behind U.S. Indian Boarding Schools by providing the most current research and resources for educators looking to reveal the truth.

The National Museum of the American Indian shares Native Knowledge 360. These are lessons and resources to transform teaching and learning about Native histories and cultures. 

This program is designed to honor Indigenous knowledge while meeting modern educational and professional needs. Whether you are reconnecting with your heritage or building cultural competency, we offer learning experiences grounded in respect, accuracy, and lived tradition.

The California Department of Education provides resources that focus on American Indian educational and cultural information, including funding and a directory of California Indian Education Centers.

Find resources created by Indigitize, and those created in partnership with our Community of Practice participants and partner organizations.