Turning Points Magazine is the first ever Native college magazine written by Native students for Native students @asu
Phoenix, AZ
Joined January 2018
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Did you know the FAFSA is for more than just student loans?
You can also receive grants, scholarships and work study funds.
Begin your journey to earning a college degree and complete the FAFSA!
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A reminder that we’re open for our inaugural Indigenous Poets Prize, judged by Natalie Diaz (@NatalieGDiaz)!
Submit here: hfr.submittable.com/submit
ALT Hayden’s Ferry Review Poetry Contest for Indigenous Writers Submissions Open May 1 - June 10 Cash prizes in audit and youth categories. Yellow flyer with illustrated hand holding an ink pen.
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Framing questions for Peoples, Places, and Possibilities: Land and Belonging In Higher Education. Big ups to @ASU and @Spencer_Fdn for supporting us!
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Then roll into the morning w/a virtual talk by amazing @Tahtone @Bobby_L33 @DrKWheatle on the ways the federal policy Morrill Act has impacted Native and Black lives and futures. Registration w/QR code below. This is going to be FIRE! #PeoplesPlacesPossibilities
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Thrilled to share our beautiful speakers for Peoples, Places, & Possibilities! Join @BryanBrayboy & I w/the honor&JOY to be alongside @eveewing @DeondreSmiles & Megan Bang! Food before & good laughs throughout. QR code below 4 registration. #stoodis #CultivatingBlackNativeFutures
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I am saddened by the loss of Peterson Zah, a groundbreaking and courageous leader who shared his knowledge, passion for education and service, and generosity of spirit to make @ASU, AZ and Indian Country better. Our deepest condolences to the Zah family and the Navajo Nation.
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Tonight! ✨ Indigenous Open Mic Poetry Night hosted by renowned poet Jake Skeets (Diné). Join the Labriola Center and Center for Imagination in the Borderlands at Hayden Library from 6-8:30 p.m.! 🎤
asuevents.asu.edu/event/indi…
@asuEnglish @piper_center @ASUTurningPoint @asu_oaii
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Forgot your T-square? Want to try out a French curve set? Need a sketch board for a few hours? 📐
Tools and equipment are now available to check out through the Art and Design Lending Library. 📏 Stop by the Design and the Arts Library to learn more!
ALT A display of design tools including t-square, ruler and scissors on a table with a bookshelf in the background.
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In February of 2020, @sabinavaught_ invited me to Seattle to work on an article while she was @simpson_center. That article became a book with @BryanBrayboy and now we're coming back (virtually) to talk all about it! Come through live or on zoom!
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This Saturday is the @ASU Homecoming block party and parade! 🔱 🎉
Please be aware of road closures and bus detours from Nov. 18–19. 🚧 🚙 🚌
Info here 👉 ow.ly/yrb450LCMKU
@ASUPolice @GoASUFam @ASUStudentLife @Tempegov #ASU #Tempe #ASUHomecoming #SunDevils
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The Arizona House Committee on missing and murdered Indigenous peoples it's hosting a public hearing today at the Salt River Tribal Council Chambers. The committee is listening to local leaders & community members about MMIP. #MMIWG #MMIW #IndigenousPeoples #NativeAmerican #MMIP
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‼️ Deadline EXTENDED‼️
We are still seeking calls for #MMIP art from Indigenous #ASU students, staff and affiliates to help spread awareness and advocate for those impacted by this issue.
🔗 Google form in bio
*Disclaimer: Gmail account will be needed to access Google Form
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I am extremely proud of Labriola student archivist Lourdes Pereira. Please read up on her important contributions to her tribe. For those in the LIS field, this is what Indigenous librarianship looks like: tinyurl.com/bdh2d37p
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Tune in weekly for our #CareerSeries featuring #NativeProfessionals! Engage in discussion, ask questions, and network with working professionals.
‘Natives in Education,’ premieres on Nov. 8. Register here: tinyurl.com/yc6unc3k
#NativeForward #NativeTwitter
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.@BryanBrayboy didn't grow up thinking he wanted to be a professor, but his path has brought him to academics. Now, he helps prepare other Native teachers to work in their communities. Watch his full video by clicking the link below.
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Prof Robert Miller (Eastern Shawnee) believes tribes were left out of the conversation for a much more sinister reason — news.asu.edu/20220920-arizon…
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In honor of Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, we want to acknowledge the trailblazing work of Graciela Gil Olivarez. Graciela was an attorney who defended Latinas’ rights and served as the chair of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund.
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National #TransferStudentWeek is Oct. 16 – 21. Learn about @mypath2asu transfer pathways and explore popular degree programs at @ASU.
Register for virtual sessions today: visit.asu.edu/transfer-week
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Start the semester with creative prose and poetry! 🎤 Join the Labriola Center’s Open Mic Night on Friday, Sept. 2 from 6-8:30 p.m. in Hayden Library. Author and songwriter Chelsea T. Hicks, a member of the Osage tribe, will be hosting this event!
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