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The Engineering Navigator is a prototype AI-powered platform that connects students, families, and educators to engineering opportunities across the U.S. To show the power of this tool, we're focusing on North Carolina, where we're mapping local events and programs to show what's possible when communities are connected.
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4 indigenous culture Events Found
Lele Wale
World Premiere Hana Keaka (Hawaiian theatre) production inspired by true stories from Lahaina wildfires of 2023. Blends mele and hula to explore loss, resilience, and bond between people and place. Performed in combination of ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi, Hawaiʻi Creole English (Pidgin), and English. Content advisories: Grief and trauma, colonization, displacement, fire symbolism.
Earle Ernst Lab Theatre
Free
3/4/26
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Mar
4
Lele Wale
World Premiere Hana Keaka (Hawaiian theatre) production inspired by true stories from Lahaina wildfires of 2023. Blends mele and hula to explore loss, resilience, and bond between people and place. Performed in combination of ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi, Hawaiʻi Creole English (Pidgin), and English. Content advisories: Grief and trauma, colonization, displacement, fire symbolism.
Free
In-Person
Mar 4, 2026
Theater
Hawaiian Theater
Cultural Preservation
Disaster Recovery
Community Healing
Environmental Issues
Indigenous Culture
Multilingual Performance
02-08-2026
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Botany of Nations Exhibit at The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University
The famous Lewis and Clark expedition of 1804 to 1806 is retold through an Indigenous lens. The exhibition focuses on plants, which act as portals to under-shared stories, cultures and sciences of the Indigenous people who Lewis and Clark met on their journey. The exhibit blends botany (the study of plants) with ethnobotany (the study of how people use plants) to reshape the way we interpret the colonial journey. Runs from March 28 to September 13, 2026.
The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University
Free
3/28/26
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Mar
28
Botany of Nations Exhibit at The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University
The famous Lewis and Clark expedition of 1804 to 1806 is retold through an Indigenous lens. The exhibition focuses on plants, which act as portals to under-shared stories, cultures and sciences of the Indigenous people who Lewis and Clark met on their journey. The exhibit blends botany (the study of plants) with ethnobotany (the study of how people use plants) to reshape the way we interpret the colonial journey. Runs from March 28 to September 13, 2026.
Free
In-Person
Mar 28, 2026
Botany
Ethnobotany
Indigenous Culture
Lewis And Clark Expedition
Natural Sciences
Museum Exhibition
Plants
Native American History
02-14-2026
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EXPLORING THE NATURAL WORLD OF UWGB
Explore UW-Green Bay summer camp welcomes Oneida youth, rising 7th-9th graders, to campus for a week of hands-on learning grounded in land, language, and community. Led by the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity's Andrew LaPlant and Joe Torres, with support from CSET's Sam Betancur and CCB staff and student employees, campers explore the natural world through immersive STEM experiences. They will investigate native plants, creeks, aquatic life, birds, wetlands, prairies, forests, and even an ancient rock outcropping while meeting UW-Green Bay faculty, staff, and students who care for these ecosystems. Open to Oneida Nation citizens only.
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
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7/27/26
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Jul
27
EXPLORING THE NATURAL WORLD OF UWGB
Explore UW-Green Bay summer camp welcomes Oneida youth, rising 7th-9th graders, to campus for a week of hands-on learning grounded in land, language, and community. Led by the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity's Andrew LaPlant and Joe Torres, with support from CSET's Sam Betancur and CCB staff and student employees, campers explore the natural world through immersive STEM experiences. They will investigate native plants, creeks, aquatic life, birds, wetlands, prairies, forests, and even an ancient rock outcropping while meeting UW-Green Bay faculty, staff, and students who care for these ecosystems. Open to Oneida Nation citizens only.
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In-Person
Jul 27, 2:00 PM ET
Environmental Science
Ecology
Biodiversity
Native Plants
Aquatic Life
Wetlands
Indigenous Culture
Stem Education
Natural World Exploration
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https://uwgb.edu/camps/stem
01-19-2026
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EXPLORING THE NATURAL World OF ONʌYOTEˀa·ká·
Staff from the Oneida Nation and UW-Green Bay will lead campers on a journey to explore the amazing and beautiful natural world for their fifth annual camp! During the first and last days of this 3-day camp, students will hike marshes, grasslands, and forests on Oneida Nation land and discover plants, plant medicines, birds, bugs, frogs, and other wildlife at four sites Oneida has restored from agricultural lands. Students will participate in scavenger hunts, search for and identify wildlife, catch fish and invertebrates, and gain hands-on experiences with nature. Open to Oneida Nation citizens only.
Oneida Nation Land and University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
free with a good...
free with a goodie bag and food included
8/3/26
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Aug
3
EXPLORING THE NATURAL World OF ONʌYOTEˀa·ká·
Staff from the Oneida Nation and UW-Green Bay will lead campers on a journey to explore the amazing and beautiful natural world for their fifth annual camp! During the first and last days of this 3-day camp, students will hike marshes, grasslands, and forests on Oneida Nation land and discover plants, plant medicines, birds, bugs, frogs, and other wildlife at four sites Oneida has restored from agricultural lands. Students will participate in scavenger hunts, search for and identify wildlife, catch fish and invertebrates, and gain hands-on experiences with nature. Open to Oneida Nation citizens only.
free with a good...
free with a goodie bag and food included
In-Person
Aug 3, 2:00 PM ET
Environmental Science
Ecology
Wildlife
Indigenous Culture
Nature Exploration
Biodiversity
Natural History
Cultural Education
Sourced:
https://uwgb.edu/camps/stem
01-19-2026
URL Copied Successfully
