Our Crowdfunding Groups
As supporters of Indigenous educators, we all enacted on a community calling to support Indigenous teachers.
Thank you to all our contributors!
Beautiful video created by ITEP Teacher Candidate, Taylor Yazzie!
Enjoy and please share.
Kindly,
On behalf of the ITEP Family
Thank you Detroit for sharing updates & the beautiful energy you bring to our youth. Ahe'hee' (thank you)
To contribute and/or share, click our crowdfunding link, https://crowdfund.arizona.edu/project/17126
Feel free to follow us on social media @ https://www.facebook.com/UAITEP/
During the recording of the ITEP Crowdfunding update videos, healing and rejuvenation is shared. There are a number of takes and bloopers of the ITEP family, community and supporters, that we cannot help but to laugh.
Our laughter is medicine.
Kindly,
As of March 3rd, 2020 you have supported ITEP to reach 53% of our $5,000 goal. Thank you!
March 3rd also carries a significant event in 1851 that has and still continues to impact our Tribal Nations, the Indian Appropriations Act. In efforts to supporting Indigenous teachers through crowdfunding we also support each other by informing ourselves of each others histories. Feel free to see and read the following article, https://digitalcommons.law.ou.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1632&context=ailr
Also feel free to share other articles that would serve as resources with our ITEP family and community. This provides the opportunity to continue to expand our Indigenous knowledge that strengthens our ways to indigenize curriculum for our youth.
Respectfully,
Click the video to hear updates from ITEP Teacher Candidate, Seth Laughter from Shonto, AZ!
Good afternoon!
On behalf of the ITEP we hope all is well. We have reached 28% of our goal and have about another 70% to go. Support our ITEP teachers and teacher candidates by contributing to our crowdfunding campaign. This provides our students and teachers access to our community knowledge holders, medicine peoples, and speakers of our Nations to strengthen and inform our ITEP educators ways of indigenizing curriculum.
Respectfully,
Hello all,
Thank you to our contributors and sharers for supporting our initiative. We have already raised $1,000 towards our goal! With 11 more days to go let's continue to share the word and link.
Bear Down!
The University of Arizona is located on the traditional homelands of the Tohono O'odham. Within the Nation, there are 11 districts.
A gift of $55 will add 5 Indigenous-authored books to the ITEP library.
A gift of $100 compensates Indigenous elders and community members to share traditional knowledge, values, and language.
