More news Articles Preserving Indigenous Culture Through Language and LawNews subtitleAaní Perkins ’23 weaves together research in linguistics and Native American studies to advocate for Indigenous voices.ImageImage (Photo by Rob Strong) 2/27/2023BodyAaní Perkins ’23 weaves together research in linguistics and Native American studies to advocate for Indigenous voices.Share thisFacebookXEmail QuotedQuoteOur job as educators is to teach students how to approach AI critically, help them see what AI can’t answer, and practice using these tools effectively.BylineThe Atlantic | AttributionSian Leah Beilock, presidentDate9/8/2026 QuotedQuoteWe’ve created a framework for researchers and academic publishing to be more inclusive, where Indigenous knowledge and the contributions of Indigenous peoples and communities can be better recognized.BylineLydia Jennings, assistant professor of environmental studies | AttributionNative News OnlineDate9/4/2026
QuotedQuoteOur job as educators is to teach students how to approach AI critically, help them see what AI can’t answer, and practice using these tools effectively.BylineThe Atlantic | AttributionSian Leah Beilock, presidentDate9/8/2026
QuotedQuoteWe’ve created a framework for researchers and academic publishing to be more inclusive, where Indigenous knowledge and the contributions of Indigenous peoples and communities can be better recognized.BylineLydia Jennings, assistant professor of environmental studies | AttributionNative News OnlineDate9/4/2026
