Indigenous History

Indigenous History invites students to learn directly from Indigenous voices, traditions, and perspectives that are too often excluded from mainstream curricula. Our vetted programs prioritize firsthand accounts, tribal sovereignty, and culturally grounded storytelling. Each resource is reviewed for accuracy, respect, and meaningful engagement—not tokenism. We highlight materials created or shaped by Indigenous educators and historians. On Modulo, you can explore by region or learner needs—or let our AI concierge help you find the right resource.

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Indigenous Research (University of Alberta)
Indigenous Research (University of Alberta)
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Indigenous Research Methodology Resources
Indigenous Research (University of Alberta)
University of Alberta resources on Indigenous research methodologies.
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Washington Native Education
Washington Native Education
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State Education Office
Washington Native Education
Curriculum and resources from Washington state’s education department and Tribes that teach local tribal history, sovereignty, and contemporary Native life across grade levels. 
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Illuminative
Illuminative
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Native Visibility Organization
Illuminative
Native-led advocacy org creating media campaigns, research, and curricula to increase visibility of Native peoples.
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Spirit Rangers
Spirit Rangers
$7.99 USD
Indigenous Spirit Ranger Series
Spirit Rangers
Animated Netflix series by Native storytellers featuring spirit ranger siblings.
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Legends and Myths of Hawaii
$29.99 USD
Hawaiian Legends Collection
Legends and Myths of Hawaii
Collection of traditional Hawaiian legends and myths.
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The Flicker
The Flicker
$13.00 USD
Indigenous Post-Apocalyptic MG Novel
The Flicker
Middle grade post apocalyptic novel told through an Indigenous lens.
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A Young People’s History of the United States
A Young People’s History of the United States
$13.00 USD
Zinn Youth Adaptation
A Young People’s History of the United States
Adaptation of Howard Zinn’s history centering workers, Indigenous people and marginalized groups.
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The Decolonial Atlas
The Decolonial Atlas
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Website / Mapping Project
The Decolonial Atlas
An online mapping project presenting decolonial and Indigenous centered maps of the world. Helps learners reconsider borders, place names and histories from noncolonial perspectives.
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Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change
Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change
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Inuit Climate Knowledge Project
Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change
Documentary project sharing Inuit elders’ observations of environmental change.
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American Indians in Children’s Literature
American Indians in Children’s Literature
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Online Program
American Indians in Children’s Literature
Blog that reviews children’s and young adult books about Indigenous peoples focusing on accuracy and representation. Parents can check titles before buying and discover recommended reads by Native authors.
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A People’s History of the United States
A People’s History of the United States
$19.99 USD
Book
A People’s History of the United States
Howard Zinn’s landmark history that tells the story of the United States from the perspective of workers, enslaved people and other marginalized groups. Best for older teens and adults.
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Rabbit Chase
Rabbit Chase
$8.91 USD
Book
Rabbit Chase
Graphic novel rooted in Anishinaabe culture where a Two Spirit kid is drawn into an Ojibwe story world. Combines adventure with teachings, best for older tweens and teens.
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Stuff The British Stole
Stuff The British Stole
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Podcast
Stuff The British Stole
A podcast and TV series investigating objects taken during the British Empire. Combines history, travel and interviews to explore museum collections, colonialism and questions of restitution.
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Crossing Bok Chitto
Crossing Bok Chitto
$7.50 USD
Book
Crossing Bok Chitto
Historical picture book set in Mississippi that tells of a friendship between a Choctaw girl and an enslaved boy and a daring river crossing to freedom. Powerful for elementary history units.
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An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States for Young People
An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States for Young People
$12.00 USD
Book
An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States for Young People
A young readers’ adaptation of the adult history that retells U.S. history from Indigenous perspectives. Best for middle school and up, with discussion-ready chapters on colonization, resistance, and sovereignty.
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A Different Mirror
A Different Mirror
$6.43 USD
Book
A Different Mirror
Young readers’ adaptation of Ronald Takaki’s multicultural history of the United States, centering Indigenous, African, Asian, Latinx and European immigrant experiences. A strong counterbalance to traditional US history texts.
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Mary and the Trail of Tears
Mary and the Trail of Tears
$7.49 USD
Book
Mary and the Trail of Tears
Middle grade historical novel that follows a young Cherokee girl forced from her home during the Trail of Tears. A powerful read aloud for learning about resilience justice and United States history.
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National Museum of the American Indian
National Museum of the American Indian
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Online Program
National Museum of the American Indian
Smithsonian museum dedicated to the histories and cultures of Indigenous peoples of the Americas. The website offers virtual exhibits videos and teaching materials families can explore from home.
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Native Knowledge 360°
Native Knowledge 360°
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Online Program
Native Knowledge 360°
Curriculum from the National Museum of the American Indian that presents Native perspectives on history and contemporary life. Families can use ready made lessons primary sources and videos across grade levels.
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N’we Jinan
N’we Jinan
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Online Program
N’we Jinan
An Indigenous-led arts and music program that shares powerful youth-created songs and videos, which families can use to explore contemporary Indigenous stories, creativity, and resilience.
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Molly of Denali
Molly of Denali
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Online Program
Molly of Denali
An animated series about Molly, a 10-year-old Alaska Native vlogger, whose adventures weave in Indigenous knowledge, mapping, and informational text skills perfect for social studies and media literacy.
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Native-Land.ca
Native-Land.ca
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Online Program
Native-Land.ca
Native-Land.ca is an interactive map that shows Indigenous territories languages and treaties around the world. Families can use it to learn whose land they live on and explore Indigenous geography respectfully.
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Native America
Native America
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Self-Paced Video Course
Native America
PBS documentary series that centers Indigenous voices while exploring history, science and living cultures across the Americas, useful for countering stereotypes and deepening understanding of Native nations.
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Unrooted (Podcast)
Unrooted (Podcast)
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Podcast
Unrooted (Podcast)
Podcast from The Indigenous Foundation sharing conversations about Indigenous experiences, identity and history. Best for teens and parents who want to deepen decolonial perspectives together.
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