Become a cultural humility facilitator this year with Indigenous Vision’s “Train the Trainer” in cultural humility this October and January 2027! Our upcoming, virtual, cultural humility training starts this October 13th and is our 30th training as Indigenous Vision! Thank you to everyone who has participated in one of our Read more…
Make waking up in your own luxurious, off-grid tipi, a reality by entering to win Indigenous Vision’s, “Dream Tipi 2027 Package”! Imagine a gorgeous sunrise on the land as you step outside of your very own tipi after a good night’s rest, enjoying your morning coffee that you brewed completely Read more…
Indigenous Vision is expanding its work to offer professional coaching services rooted in positive psychology, bringing a culturally informed approach to personal growth, resilience, and meaningful change. Through training with the Positive Psychology Coaching and Diversity Institute, our coaches, Souta Calling Last and Melissa Spence, are drawing from evidence-informed positive Read more…
Update: Our October 2026 Montana Retreat has been postponed until Spring 2027, details TBA. IV is excited to announce our annual MMIWarriors Retreat! Thanks to the generous support from the Fund for Nonviolence, we’re once again heading to the beautiful shores of Flathead Lake on the weekend of October 3rd Read more…
Indigenous Vision, Executive Director, Souta Calling Last had the honor of taking young members of a Blackfeet Society – the Kanuksumiitaks out to see the pictographs at Bear Gulch. The young men graciously helped with the heavy-duty manual labor of gathering the rocks for the cairn and fasting shelter exhibit Read more…
Earlier this year, Indigenous Vision’s Souta Calling Last (Executive Director) and Melissa Spence (MMIW Director) launched themselves into a 6 month professional coaching program with the Positive Psychology Coaching and Diversity Institute! “The Positive Psychology Coaching and Diversity Institute offers a transformative range of training programs centered on a strengths-based Read more…
The Beaver Lodge Food Forest is 24 acres of land on southern Onondaga territory in what is now known as Sullivan Country, NY. This land was donated to Indigenous Vision by Phyllis Rodriguez who is one of our Morning Star donors who contributed an additional $10,000.00 to the project’s success. Read more…
Our adventures through RES 2026 led us to many incredible people doing the good work across Indian country and this week the IVPodcast was joined by two of those amazing people! Mike Stopp and Manny Garcia of Seven Star Business, shared an hour of their time to relay some important Read more…
It’s Spring again and around here that means our second annual Cultural Humility, training of trainer is scheduled to take place virtually with our first day starting on Tuesday, April 19th, 2026. REGISTER HERE As is customary with all of our trainings, facilitation is by Indigenous Vision, Executive Director, Souta Read more…
Indigenous Vision’s Executive Director, Souta Calling Last and Melissa Spence are making their debut at the annual RES (Reservation Economic Summit) 2026! Every year since 1986, the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development (NCAIED) has been hosting an annual business conference to bring together Indigenous entrepreneurs and businesses together Read more…