IIAmericas Celebration strives for accurate education about Indigenous people
IIAmericas hosts celebrations, such as powwows and dances, and provides educational videos and resources for teachers.
Alyssa High is editor of Plano Magazine. She can be reached at alyssa@planomagazine.com or @alyssahigh13 on Twitter.
IIAmericas hosts celebrations, such as powwows and dances, and provides educational videos and resources for teachers.
As she nears the end of her final year at NTPA, Stratton recalls sitting in the backseat of her mom’s car as a young child.
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Lu will continue overseeing the company until 2027, while all executive officers and regional presidents will report to Gary Yu,