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 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 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, 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 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 Read more…
The IV Cultural Humility facilitator team made their way to Treaty 7, in what is now known as Calgary, for the first in-person and Canadian side training! A big thank you to everyone who braved the snowy roads to attend Read more…
The 2nd annual Dream Tipi Package Fundraiser is now open! IV sends a big thank you to all who entered last year and a congratulations again to the 2025 winner Wendy! This year’s lodge has similar furnishings to the last Read more…
There are two Cultural Humility trainings on the horizon for 2026 and you’re invited! Join Indigenous Vision’s Souta Calling Last and Melissa Spence at our upcoming in-person, 2-day training at the Blackfoot Confederacy this January 22nd & 23rd on Treaty Read more…
Whether you’ve been celebrating on the powwow trail or in your home territory, we’re wishing everyone a happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day! Now more than ever we are intentionally resting, celebrating, and thriving Indigenously and we’ve curated a stacked playlist for Read more…
We are beyond honored to have had the privilege to share a space like the FLUMC with so many wonderful Indigenous women and girls this past September. Indigenous Vision would like to thank our funders for making it all possible: Read more…