Formed in 2018, the Indigenous People’s Advocacy Committee (IPAC), an action arm of NFSJ, promotes critical analysis of historical representations and increased understanding of contemporary challenges facing Indigenous Peoples, including those who lived on the land now recognized as Winchester. IPAC also advocates with other grassroots groups for the rights of Indigenous Peoples at the town and state level.
Resources
–Web resources for parents and teachers curated by IPAC members
–Native American Children’s Literature Recommended Reading List by First Nations Development Institute
–Changing the Narrative about Native Americans: a Guide for Allies by First Nations Development Institute
–To Challenge the Settler Colonial Narrative of Native Americans in Social Studies Curriculum article
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