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2026 Winds of Change Issues

2026 Fall Combo Edition

October 2026

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  • 10 Native STEM Enterprises to Watch
  • Global Wellness and Fashion Market
  • AISES National Conference

As always, the Winds of Change portion of this issue has updates and stories. Here we look at “Indigenous Knowledge Inspires Creative Enterprises” to learn about the burgeoning wellness and beauty industry and be inspired by Native STEM professionals who have turned their skills to success in this field. One is engineer Loren Aragon from the Acoma Pueblo, who is pursuing his passion using artistic patterns inspired by his ancestors. In addition to these creative entrepreneurs, you’ll find more stories about Indigenous businesses in “10 Native STEM Enterprises to Watch.”

Discover resources and opportunities in Career Connections, which helps members set a path to success. In the article “Welcome to the Wide, Wide World of Engineering,” panelists from Sandia National Laboratories share their insights about the opportunities, challenges, and rewards in the field. You may be surprised at how flexible a career in engineering can be.  

Finding Your Path is filled with resources for pre-college students, and you can always catch up on news from AISES and our members in AISES Notebook. Don’t miss the powerful column on “Cultivating Indigenous Resilience “by Dr. Kenneth Bowen in AISES Inspires.

In Last Word, we honor the wisdom of former AISES Board member Dr. Mark Bellcourt, who addresses the future of manoomin (wild rice), a critical food source threatened by climate change.

Turn to the Professional Awards Section in the Conference Program to learn more about 2026 award recipients, including the Professional of the Year Dr. Katrina Claw, a former NAISEF participant who is not a leading scholar in bioethics and pharmacogenomics.

While you’re in the Program section, check out the sessions, presenters, sponsors, and events that bring this year’s theme, “Weaving Innovation,” to life.  


2026 AISES Events Wrap-Up Special Issue

August 2026

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  • AISES in Canada National Gathering
  • NAISEF
  • CLOUDS Leadership Convening

Welcome to the special Summer 2026 issue of Winds of Change! You'll see that this edition has something new — a chance to see what three of the most important events on the AISES calendar are all about. If you couldn't experience any in person, this is the next best thing! This recap will give the highlights, a taste of the excitement, and a sense of what the participants took away from their time with the AISES family in the cities of Toronto, Oklahoma City, and San Jose. An extra bonus is in addition to the virtual and in-person NAISEF, there was an in-person AISES science fair held in Juneau where Alaska students shined. We hope you enjoy reading the Summer 2026 digital issue and reliving some of the moments that brought our community together.


2026 Spring Issue

June 2026

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  • Top 50 Workplaces for Indigenous STEM Professionals
  • Fostering a Bison Renaissance
  • Meeting New Challenges in Paying for College

In this issue, explore our annual Top 50 Workplaces for Indigenous STEM Professionals and meet employees sharing their experiences. A special feature highlights Indigenous-led efforts to restore and rematriate bison across the U.S. and Canada, strengthening land relationships, culture, and food sovereignty. In Career Connections, AISES Board Chair Michael Laverdure and others discuss careers in Indigenous architecture and landscape architecture. Students can find guidance in Finding Your Path, while AISES Notebook shares the latest member news. Also featured: Dr. Roger Dube on cultivating Indigenous resilience in AISES Inspires, member stories in AISES People—including Keeya Wiki, a Klamath River water protector—and a tribute to Dr. Carol Vallee Crouch in Last Word.


2026 Special College Issue

February 2026

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  • The Top 200 Colleges for Indigenous Students
  • How to Be a Comfortable Communicator
  • University or…Something Different? The Case for Two-Year College and Career Certificate Programs

Welcome to the 2026 Special College Issue of Winds of Change. This edition highlights Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCUs) across the United States and Canada that are powerful centers of culture, community, and academic opportunity for Indigenous students. You’ll also find this year’s Top 200 Colleges for Indigenous Students, meet inspiring voices in “The Student Body,” and explore tips for becoming a more confident communicator. Whether you’d just starting to think about college or are already planning your path, we encourage you to turn to AISES for opportunities, support, and a community that’s ready to help you succeed.


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