Indigenous@MIT - our wider network

The MIT Indigenous community remains deeply interconnected. Separate but related to NAIA, MIT is home to a wide variety of Indigenous-oriented programs and initiatives, below of which is a semi-comprehensive list.

If you have another MIT-based initiative to add, please email naia-exec@mit.edu - we would love to meet you.

  • MIT AISES - https://mit.edu/aises/www/

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  • MIT Hawaii Club - https://hawaii.alumclub.mit.edu/s/1314/bp19/home.aspx?gid=107&pgid=49669

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  • MIT First Nations Launch - https://edgerton.mit.edu/first-nations-launch

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  • MIT Indigenous Spirit | Office of Religious, Spiritual, and Ethical Life -  https://studentlife.mit.edu/wellbeing-support/religious-spiritual-and-ethical-life/indigenous-spirit/

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  • MIT Indigenous Language Initiative - https://linguistics.mit.edu/mitili/

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  • MIT SOLVE Indigenous Communities Fellowship - https://solve.mit.edu/impact/indigenous-communities

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  • MIT Libraries American Indian Studies Resources - https://libguides.mit.edu/c.php?g=1290027&p=9473781

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  • Indigenous Alumni of MIT (IAMIT) - https://alumcommunity.mit.edu/topics/26417/page/home

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