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Dec 2, 2019 27 min

Native American Heritage Month

from Turning Points Magazine

The month of November is Native American Heritage Month (NAHM). In episode 3, we highlight just how universities, particularly Arizona State University, implement NAHM celebrations on campuses. We sit down with an ASU NAHM coordinator Sedale Sanden (Kaibab Paiute/Seneca) who is majoring in Supply Chain Management. Tune in as we dive into how student-led coalitions are taking the reins on event-planning and ensuring that Indigenous identities are celebrated and recognized in institutions of higher learning. Check out stories from our previous issues on: https://medium.com/@turningpointsmagazine The logo for this episode was created by Kyle Secakuku.

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