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MISSION

Indigenous Education (IndEdu) is dedicated to preserving, revitalizing, and teaching the rich cultural heritage and ancestral knowledge of Indigenous peoples, with a special focus on the often-erased histories of East Coast Indigenous population of the United States; through media, education, community programming, and environmental stewardship, we empower present and future generations to walk in truth, reclaim identity, and create pathways to peace and purpose.

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In this video, we uncover the fifth stage of Indigenous genocide through the lens of the Allotment Acts, a series of policies that reshaped Native lands and lives. We’ll explore how laws like the General Allotment Act of 1887 aimed to assimilate Indigenous people into Euro-American culture by breaking apart communal lands. You’ll learn how these policies stripped away millions of acres, weakened tribal sovereignty, and advanced settler-colonial expansion. Join us to understand how these acts were not just legal measures but powerful tools of cultural and territorial erasure.

SPOTLIGHT

November 14th, 2023
Share Your Stories: Tavis Sanders, Co-Founder of Indigenous Education – PHILADELPHIA250
March 27th, 2026
Women’s History Month Profile: Meredith ‘She Who Seeks Knowledge’ Marshall – Front Runner New Jersey