Youth learn from Indigenous leaders, gain awareness of their heritage and history, and receive culturally relevant educational support that has long-term impact. Through this work, American Indian youth gain a strong Indigenous identity, become advocates for their culture, and succeed in school.

Summer Program: June 29–July 24
(distance learning delivered to your door!)

American Indian youth who have completed grades 1 – 8 and live in St. Paul are invited to enjoy four weeks of cultural opportunities! Due to COVID19 we will offer AIYE summer program through distance learning. We will have a new activity each week with instructions and materials delivered to your student.

• Space is limited to 30 students grades 1-5 and 10 students grades 6-8.
• Program is completely free with materials provided.
• Weekly Indigenous activities with materials will be brought to each student

Register by June 19. Register online or download, complete and return this form to: Interfaith Action – AIYE, 1671 Summit Avenue, St. Paul, 55105.

After-School Program: Grades 1 – 5, October – May

• Indigenous history, culture, and arts
• Culturally relevant literacy instruction and reading growth
• Field trips to important sites for understanding American Indian communities and history
• Opportunities for parents to see students perform, display projects, or lead activities
• Family orientations, field trips, and special celebrations throughout the year