The Bureau of Indian Awesomeness
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Bureau of Indian Awesomeness Logo
N.O.T.A. is committed to empowering the next generation of Indigenous storytellers.

Through the Bureau of Indian Awesomeness — our youth‑focused education arm—we design curriculum, workshops, and immersive programs that give students real‑world opportunities to grow as leaders, artists, and creators.

Each session can be delivered as a 60‑minute, 90‑minute, or 2‑hour class.

 
A Sample of Services
Youth Empowerment Seminars
Our YES Programs offer two to six sessions that can be taught in a single day or spread across several weeks. These seminars prepare students for the next stage of their lives — whether that’s college readiness, leadership development, or employment skills. YES programs are designed to help today’s youth become tomorrow’s professionals.
After School Programs
Our once‑a‑week after‑school classes supplement junior high and high school curriculum and build toward an end‑of‑semester project or performance. Each session gives students space to learn techniques, test ideas, and collaborate creatively as they grow into true artistic powerhouses.
Summer Camps
Our week-long camps immerse students in daily creative activities that strengthen artistic skills and spark imagination. Camps include breakfast and lunch, with schedules that can run from morning to late afternoon — or extend into evening activities for a full day of learning and fun.
Program Customization
Every program can be tailored to meet the needs of your school, community, or organization. Looking for a program different than what is here? No problem. Talk with us about how we can create a program that will make your educational services department look awesome!
What Makes Us Different
NOTA Founders and Educators
NOTA Founders and Educators
As Indigenous Educators, we ensure every program includes:
  • Cultural Stories and Themes — grounding youth in identity and heritage
  • Cultural language integration — honoring linguistic traditions
  • Cultural arts inclusivity — from clothing and jewelry to pottery and basketry to storytelling traditions
  • Indigenous performing arts frameworks — teaching through culturally aligned creative practice

If you want programming that strengthens artistic skills while helping youth stay rooted in their cultural identity, we’d love to collaborate.