Institute for Advancing American Values

Meet Veronica Yellowhair, a Native American from the Dine' (Navajo) tribe, majoring in writing, rhetoric and technical communication at Boise State University.

Though her personal experience as a Women’s Fancy Shawl dancer, and her powwow research, Veronica is able to impart wisdom and leadership in her role as director of the Seven Arrows Powwow, a signature Boise State University event held on campus each spring.

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Coeur d'Alene was a beautiful setting for this beautiful experience. We extend gratitude to each courageous speaker and each intent audience member. Please join us at Boise State Listens on Nov. 14.

"Saying 'yes' to human rights is the best way to say 'no' to prejudice." - Bill Wassmuth

Isaac Castellano, a clinical associate professor in Boise State School of Public Service and associate director of the Institute for Advancing American Values, and Anthony Ellertson, clinical professor and founding director of the College Arts and Sciences’ Games, Interactive Media and Mobile technology program, in partnership with the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights, secured a Targeted Violence and Terrorism Prevention grant from the Department of Homeland Security to create digital teaching tools for human rights education in Idaho classrooms.

Underserved rural communities, in particular, will greatly benefit from the project as the technology can be easily deployed at no cost to teachers or home-schooled students.

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