Andrei Jacobs·Feb 18American history did not begin in 1776.For many Indigenous nations across the continent, 1776 was simply another year in histories that stretch back thousands of years.
Andrei Jacobs·Feb 4What Went Wrong with the Bicentennial — and Why It Still MattersBy Andrei Jacobs, MPA
Andrei Jacobs·Jan 21The Work Was Already Done — What Native Leaders Build Before America250By Andrei Jacobs, MPA
Andrei Jacobs·Jan 20After the Commemoration: What Indigenous Participation Actually RequiresEssay 5 of 5
Andrei Jacobs·Jan 15Culture Is InfrastructureWhy Native Leaders Treated Education, Media, and the Arts as Systems of Power
InEveryLibrarybyLauren Triola·May 2, 2025Why We Need to Save IMLSThis organization funds much-needed literacy, workforce development, and cultural preservation services and programs across the country
InBerkeleyISchoolbyBerkeley I School·Mar 19, 2024The Impacts of Living in “Paradise”: A Narrative Study on the Native Hawaiian Migration TrendsMIDS student Melia Soque discusses her Hawaiian heritage, data science, and how the two combine in her research
Health Analytics & Visualizations·Mar 6, 2023Blog: Marginalized Groups, Low Visibility and Limited Access to Cancer CareI’ve always wanted to live a long life and I sometimes think to myself “What do I need to do to improve my chances?” There are of course…
