INDIGENIZED LEARNING
Noxtin Nomecayotzin Education Indigenizes Learning
Get to Know Us
Director, Jacqueline Diaz, M.A. has been teaching, tutoring, coaching and providing individualized support to the Northern California community for 25 years.
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She specializes in Indigenous culture programming, Indigenized curriculum development, indigenizing learning spaces, writing, and performing arts. Her studies focused on Literature, Sociology and Education.
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She has worked with individual learners and families, CSUs, UCs, California Poets in the Schools, the California Arts Council, Amador Arts Council, school districts, community colleges, private universities, public libraries and community centers and organizations. She prioritizes connecting with other Indigenous educators and frequently participates with Redbud Resource Group, including previewing Native curriculum.
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Wilbert Villalta, M.Ed, is a school administrator and frequent collaborator.
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Working from an Anahuacan Indigenous perspective, our aim is to create learning experiences that bring people closer to each other and closer to themselves. We share with intention, focusing on the living, present, and expansive lives of Indigenous peoples and Indigenous triumphs.
Through lecture, dance, talking circles, and guided support, our offering encourage connection and our capacity for change and growth.