NEW: Indigenous Expressions: Literature and Arts in the Secondary Classroom – (Part II) 2 Week Course

This course is a continuation of the Indigenous Expressions course that was offered in March 2026. In this session we will continue to meet authors, artists, and musicians who use their work to express their identities and share their perspectives on the contemporary issues and complex histories shaping their communities, such as sovereignty and land rights, environmental justice, cultural preservation, media representation, and life on and beyond reservations. Art in this session will include items from the collections of the MFA and Peabody Essex Museum. 

Participants in Indigenous Expressions Part II will join the full Indigenous Expressions course on July 21st, after the first 2 weeks have been completed.