Education Policy

On Monday, July 14 and Tuesday July 15 the

• Read more about Call to Action: BIE Schedules Additional Consultations on EO 14191: Expanding Educational Freedom and Opportunity for Families

In response to strong engagement during initial consultations earlier this year, the U.S.

• Read more about Call to action: Additional Tribal consultations announced on EO 14191 ‘Expanding educational freedom’

Across the country, American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian students, citizens of sovereign Tribal Nations, are reaching an incredible milestone: graduation.

• Read more about Cultural Sovereignty in Practice: Recognizing the Right to Wear Regalia at Graduation

This brief follows up on the recent AIPI

• Read more about Policy Explainer: The Role of Higher Education Institutions in Upholding the Federal Trust Responsibility as Applied by Arizona State University

• Read more about Policy Explainer: Federal Trust Responsibility and Higher Education

Read our recent infographic one-pager on American Indian Education. It offers a concise overview of significant legislative and policy advancements related to American Indian education in 2024, elevating efforts to support Tribal communities and education initiatives.

• Read more about Policy Snapshot: Key Developments in American Indian Education 2024

Understanding and navigating education policy is essential for all who engage in the educational sector, as these policies shape the experiences of students, educators, and communities by defining the standards and expectations of educational systems. This FAQ guide provides a pathway to critically reading and evaluating education policy, highlighting the importance of centering Indigenous knowledge and voices in policy discussions. It also addresses common challenges and identifies the diverse stakeholders who benefit from this work.

• Read more about FAQ Guide: How to Read and Evaluate Education Policy

• Read more about At the intersection of Law & Policy in Indian Education