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American Indian College Fund Creates Seven-Year Funding Plan to Transform Native Education with $70 Million Yield Giving Investment

Oct 29, 2026 | College Fund, Press Releases, Tribal Colleges and Universities

American Indian College Fund Creates Seven-Year Funding Plan to Transform Native Education with $70 Million Yield Giving Investment Plan focuses on a listening-first strategy centered on Native students, tribal colleges and universities, wellness, and long-term...

From Marine to Mentor: Carl Compton’s Journey Home

Oct 27, 2026 | Indigenous Adult Education, Northwest Indian College, Our Programs, Student Success, Tribal Colleges and Universities

Northwest Indian College’s High School Completion program helped a marine returning to civilian life to find his next calling as a counselor for his community.

Student Ambassador Begins Journalism Career as Voice for His People

Oct 27, 2026 | Student Ambassador, Student Success

Published before he even crosses the stage at ASU commencement, Joseph is using his education to tell stories pertinent to the Tohono O’odham Nation.

Indigenous Identity is Not a Costume

Oct 21, 2026 | Advocacy, Blog

Native-themed Halloween costumes perpetuate harmful stereotypes. Learn why respecting Indigenous cultures starts with rejecting appropriation.

Integrating Aaniiih and Nakoda Languages and Culture into Early Childhood Education

Oct 15, 2026 | Aaniiih Nakoda College, IECE - Indigenous Early Childhood Education, Our Programs, Tribal Colleges and Universities

Families are hearing from elders and learning the Aaniiih and Nakoda languages together at events hosted by Early Childhood Education students at Aaniiih Nakoda College.

American Indian College Fund Hosting Online Book Discussion with Indigenous Author Carson Faust

Oct 9, 2026 | College Fund, Press Releases

On November 10, the College Fund will host a free, virtual book discussion with Indigenous author Carson Faust about his debut novel, If the Dead Belong Here. Learn more about the author, book, and how to attend.

Celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day in the Face of Political Erasure

Oct 9, 2026 | Indian Country, Indigenous Peoples' Day

Names, landmarks, history taught in classrooms, and yes, federally recognized holidays are not just a recognition of our past, they are the foundation for how we consider moving forward. We have a choice to decide what and who we celebrate and honor. So what will you think about and celebrate on Indigenous Peoples Day?

Decennial Census: Proposed Changes Erase Support for Native People

Oct 8, 2026 | Advocacy, Indian Country

Do not allow communities around the country to go unrepresented and therefore unserved by government programming. With limited time for the public and Tribes to submit comments, read the proposed rule changes and share your thoughts with the Census Bureau today!

American Indian College Fund Publishes FAFSA Outreach Kit to Support Students and Families

Oct 6, 2026 | College Fund, Press Releases, Student Success, Students, Students

The College Fund is distributing Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) outreach kits to its Higher Pathways partners. Full of information, instructions, stickers, and swag, the purpose of the kits is to promote FAFSA completion among Native students.

American Indian College Fund Partners with Tribal Colleges and Universities to Support Native Voter Registration

Oct 1, 2026 | Advocacy, Indian Country, Press Releases

The College Fund is partnering with nine tribal colleges and universities to raise awareness of voter registration and increase voter turnout. Whether a tribal college student, a tribal community member, or an ally, exercise your right to vote.

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American Indian College Fund Creates Seven-Year Funding Plan to Transform Native Education with $70 Million Yield Giving Investment

From Marine to Mentor: Carl Compton’s Journey Home

Student Ambassador Begins Journalism Career as Voice for His People

Indigenous Identity is Not a Costume

Integrating Aaniiih and Nakoda Languages and Culture into Early Childhood Education

American Indian College Fund Hosting Online Book Discussion with Indigenous Author Carson Faust

Celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day in the Face of Political Erasure

Decennial Census: Proposed Changes Erase Support for Native People

American Indian College Fund Publishes FAFSA Outreach Kit to Support Students and Families

American Indian College Fund Partners with Tribal Colleges and Universities to Support Native Voter Registration

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