Rematriation: Indigenous Womxn in STEM Leadership

Empowering Indigenous women professionals in STEM leadership.

Empowering Indigenous Women in STEM: The Luce Rematriation Program Cultivates Professional Excellence and Cultural Integrity

The Luce Rematriation program, funded by the Henry Luce Foundation, is an empowering and supportive mentorship program to support the holistic development and advancement of Indigenous professional womxn in STEM. Supporting Indigenous womxn in all areas of industry and academia, the program provides a culturally-relevant and vibrant community of professional, spiritual and emotional support so that Indigenous womxn can thrive in STEM organizations. What distinguishes this program from other professional development for womxn in STEM is its centering of Indigenous values and ways of being a good relative.

Another important facet of this program is its focus on systemic change within STEM workplaces.

Benefits

A community of women for professional, spiritual, and emotional support
Intertribal sharing & cultural engagement
Resources for career advancement
A focus on wellness and holistic wellbeing
Building industry partnerships for better inclusive support of Indigenous women and their advancement through our trainings and ERG guide
Travel support to attend AISES pre-conference and our summer two-day gathering

Requirements

Founded in 1936 by Henry R. Luce, the co-founder and editor-in-chief of Time, Inc., the Henry Luce Foundation is a private, independent, non-profit corporation operating under the laws of the State of New York. The Henry Luce Foundation seeks to enrich public discourse by promoting innovative scholarship, cultivating new leaders, and fostering international understanding. The Foundation advances its mission through grantmaking and leadership programs in the fields of Asia, higher education, religion and theology, art, and public policy. To learn more visit hluce.org.

This program is currently full but find other ways to support Indigenous careers here.