Native Americans living in eastern North America—which includes what’s now Wisconsin—have been cultivating plants for thousands of years. In this episode of The Look Back, Kacie and Taylor explore the [more]

PBS Wisconsin offers in-depth news and public affairs reporting where civic and political leaders provide context to Wisconsin issues. Find the latest coverage on policy, culture, and current events connected [more]

Native peoples in the area that is now Wisconsin have some of the oldest copperworking traditions in the world. They began using copper for making tools around 9,000 years ago. [more]

As an integrative therapist, Rainer Posselt incorporates Indigenous traditions like art and herbal medicine into his sessions to help clients connect to their identity. He discusses how his practice encourages [more]

Electa Quinney was a Mohican educator and mentor who is known to many as Wisconsin’s first public school teacher. She taught both Native and non-Native students together, and led her [more]

Discover books for teaching and learning about the American Indian Nations of Wisconsin. Consult the Tribal Lands Map to explore whose tribal lands and which nations are located closest to [more]

Discover books for teaching and learning about the American Indian Nations of Wisconsin. Consult the Tribal Lands Map to explore whose tribal lands and which nations are located closest to [more]

Discover books for teaching and learning about the American Indian Nations of Wisconsin. Consult the Tribal Lands Map to explore whose tribal lands and which nations are located closest to [more]

Discover books for teaching and learning about the American Indian Nations of Wisconsin. Consult the Tribal Lands Map to explore whose tribal lands and which nations are located closest to [more]

Learn how Native people of Wisconsin have worked toward sustainability and protecting the environment using this collection of biographies, one from each of Wisconsin’s First Nations. These biographies include people [more]