Voices of Indigenous Peoples (VIP)

Starting October 17th, Voices of Indigenous People’s (V.I.P.) will host a bi-weekly hang out on Saturdays at the AFC for Indigenous students and allies! The events will alternate between games nights with Jackbox and similar games, and Rez Dogs viewing nights. Tea will be provided, so please feel free to bring your own mug (or not). 

Starting October 17th, Voices of Indigenous People’s (V.I.P.) will host a bi-weekly hang out on Saturdays at the AFC for Indigenous students and allies! The events will alternate between games nights with Jackbox and similar games, and Rez Dogs viewing nights. Tea will be provided, so please feel free to bring your own mug (or not). 

Starting October 17th, Voices of Indigenous People’s (V.I.P.) will host a bi-weekly hang out on Saturdays at the AFC for Indigenous students and allies! The events will alternate between games nights with Jackbox and similar games, and Rez Dogs viewing nights. Tea will be provided, so please feel free to bring your own mug (or not). 

Please join Voices of Indigenous Peoples (V.I.P.) for our annual Indigenous Peoples Day screening, in collaboration with the Anthropology Department. We will watch the first part of the documentary series “Lost Women of Alaska,” enjoy snacks, and hold a discussion at the end. We would love to see our Indigenous affiliating students and allies there! 

Join MiddCAT from 5-7 on October 8th in Johnson for a workshop in conjunction with the opening for “The Roots of Change: Rethinking Indigeneity at Middlebury College,” a solo art exhibition by Margaret Jacobs. Inspired by the transformative themes in Jacobs’ work, we will be creating paper and pipe cleaner flowers out of repurposed materials. This event is part of a larger effort to gather community to recognize and celebrate Indigeneity at Middlebury, and will feature several clubs coming together to host their own workshops during the opening.

come join us to celebrate Native American Heritage Month by making an Indigenous American pastry known as sopapillas <3

come join Voices of Indigenous Peoples and Migrant Justice at Middlebury for a movie talk to celebrate Native American Heritage Month!

Come celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day with Voices of Indigenous Peoples! We’ll be discussing the film Rez Ball and bonding over the best movie snacks ;) hope to see you there!

Voices of Indigenous Peoples (VIP) is excited to invite you to join us for the 53rd Annual Dartmouth College Powwow on May 10th, 2023.
The powwow will take place from 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm, and we will be departing from campus around 10:00 am, traveling by school vans and personal cars, and returning by 6:30 pm. Native and non-Native students are warmly encouraged to participate!
In Indigenous cultures across Turtle Island (North America), powwows are large contemporary traditional gatherings organized around dance, song, ceremony, and feast.

Happy New Year! No, not the typical January 31st New Year, but the Tibetan and Sherpa New Year celebration known as Losar! Come join the AFC, VIP, and BSA to make traditional food, play games, and spark our way into the New Year <3