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Haskell lands $20M for Indigenous science hub

by The Seminole Tribune -

Haskell Indian Nations University has received a $20M research award. (Haskell Facebook) Haskell Indian Nations University has received a $20 million National Science Foundation research award to launch an Indigenous science hub project. The Bureau of Indian Affairs announced the award in a news release Aug. 3. Haskell, located in Lawrence, Kansas,

Tribe celebrates its Hollywood class of 2022

by Damon Scott -

Chef Stephanie “Pyet” DeSpain talked to graduates about her life and career. (Photo Damon Scott) HOLLYWOOD — The Seminole Tribe held a celebration of its Hollywood-area high school graduates and those who have received advanced degrees at an event July 26 at the Seminole Estates on the Hollywood Reservation. Hollywood and Broward

Brighton preschool graduates honored for ‘amazing job’

by Beverly Bidney -

From left, Brighton Board Rep. Helene Buster, Brighton Councilman Larry Howard and Chairman Marcellus W. Osceola Jr. congratulate preschool graduate Javontae Osceola-Broughton on his accomplishment during the graduation ceremony May 27 at the Florida Seminole Veterans Building. (Photo Beverly Bidney) BRIGHTON — Surrounded by a full house of loved ones, a

Education holds workshops for high school students

by The Seminole Tribune -

Dr. Reginal Belizaire, K-12 program manager, and Delana Ayers, Higher Education academic and career advisor, talk to a student in May duringa workshop in Hollywood. (Courtesy photo) Editor's note: This is a submission from the Education Department. The Education Department’s K-12, Higher Education and Tribal Professional Development programs hosted a series of

Native Learning Center returns to in-person training

by The Seminole Tribune -

Chelsea Mountain holds the certificate she earned for completing a housing leadership program at the Native Learning Center in June. (Courtesy NLC) Editor's note: This article was submitted by the Native Learning Center. HOLLYWOOD — In June, the Seminole Tribe’s Native Learning Center held its first onsite training since the onset of

Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki hosts teacher appreciation month

by From Press Release -

Billy Walker talks about alligator wrestling to players from the FSU softball team during the team’s visit to the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum in Big Cypress on March 25, 2022. (Photo Beverly Bidney) The Seminole Tribe’s Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum will host teachers throughout the month of July for free. For the first fall since 2019,

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