a personal essay on stories, identity, and freedom to be who we are by Tristan Dinaawaséi Douville

Creating change one book at a time! 💗📚 Jenna and Sheinelle surprised best friends Kinsale Drake and Lily Painter with a donation from HarperCollins Publishers of 1,000 books by Indigenous authors.

In an interview with Cultivating Culture, NDN Girls Book Club + Eighth Generation discussed the collaboration, the importance of Indigenous representation, and what they hope the project will inspire in Native youth.

Seattle-based art & lifestyle brand Eighth Generation partners with NDN Girls Book Club for a new blanket by Jenabah Yazzie (Diné) deeply rooted in storytelling, kinship, and collaboration.

Check out the recap video to hear more about the impact of the project, what Blue Corn means on a cultural level, and more.

NDN Girls Book Club presents a reading list of children’s lit authors in Oklahoma!

NDN Girls Book Club to distribute thousands of free books by Indigenous authors to tribes, rural areas, and cultural centers throughout Oklahoma.

After years of searching and planning, we've found a Bookmobile that's perfect for Book Club– now we just have to finish fundraising to make it a reality :)

Despite budget cuts to the humanities, Blue Corn Festival returned this year with more vendors and cause for celebration.

NDN Girls Book Club wins the Get Loud Award from the Elevate Prize for their work promoting literacy in Native communities!