Professionalization of American Indian Women

Authors

Teresa D. LaFromboise
Kitt Boesch

Files

Description

This is a copy of the Skills Training for the Professionalization of American Indian Women, a manual designed as a resource guide for facilitators of leadership training workshops to enhance the professionalization of American Indian women. The ideas and contributing resources emerged from those American Indian women who participated in professionalization workshops funded by the Women’s Educational Equity Act, the Lincoln Foundation, and the Cooper Foundation. This document is dated February 1985.

Publication Date

1985

Collection Document Type

Professional development guide

Collection Topics

Native American Studies

Keywords

Circles of women, American Indian Women as caretakers and leaders, contemporary issues and problems, American Indian Women and the Professionalization Process, Practical Applications: self-esteem, assertiveness, career planning

Disciplines

Indigenous Education

Recommended Citation

LaFromboise, Teresa D. and Kitt Boesch. "Professionalization of American Indian Women." (1985). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/lhnac/136