Author: OldStrike510

Montana is the only state in the United States that has a constitutional requirement for schools to teach Native American history and culture. The state recognizes that Native American communities have a unique heritage, and it has made a legal promise to protect and celebrate that heritage through

New Zealand is taking important steps to protect and celebrate the rich culture of its Indigenous Māori people. In recent years, more schools across the country have introduced lessons in te reo Māori, the Māori language, along with tikanga Māori, which teaches traditional customs, values, and ways