Wyoming Humanities

Summary

To fulfill the Indian Education for All Act, Wyoming Humanities offers funding for K-12 educators to bring Indigenous Knowledge Keepers into their classrooms or field trips. Funding includes a $350 stipend for the Knowledge Keeper and $200 for travel expenses (for distances over 100 miles roundtrip). Payment is made directly to the Indigenous Knowledge Keeper, and grants are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.

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