We are dedicated to assisting Native American and Indigenous students' transition to college, promoting Indigenous culture, raising awareness of Native issues and providing a safe environment for Native and non-Native students.
We shall share and celebrate Native American and Indigenous culture with students at George Mason University and the surrounding community, centering around anti-colonial perspectives. We are dedicated to assisting Native American and Indigenous students' transition to college, promoting Indigenous culture, raising awareness of Native issues and providing a safe environment for Native and non-Native students.
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