AIGP Events and Programs
Engage, create community and advance your success
Through AIGP-sponsored and campus partnership events, we help foster excellence in mentoring leadership at all levels of educational engagement and diversity. AIGP provides graduate students access to Native American seminars, workshops and programming with faculty, graduate fellowship students and Native American professionals engaged in professional careers or research at UC Berkeley.
Upcoming Events
The Grad Student Productive
Are you cleaning to avoid writing? Telling yourself that tomorrow will be the day? Struggling to find the perfect place…
The Inclusive Excellence Hub
Breaking the Code [switch] Workshop 4/23/25
This workshop led by Psychology Professor Keanan Joyner and Psychology Doctoral Candidate Erika Roach (UC Berkeley Psychology Clinic) will include…
2515 Channing Way
FGLI + UndocuGrads’ Paint & Dine Event
Enjoy a relaxing evening of painting and dinner with fellow graduate students. All art supplies and food provided. Connect, create,…
2515 Channing Way
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Recent Past Events
Native Graduate Student Community Gathering Event, November 15, 2024
The Office of Graduate Diversity, the American Indian Graduate Program and Native American Student Development, held our Native Graduate Student Community Gathering on Friday, November 15th, 2024 at the Inclusive Excellence Hub. This community building event had Native Graduate Students met with key campus staff, share resources to support their academic journey and ate some delicious food.
Native American Heritage Month, November 2024
Native American Heritage Month was filled with tons of events, resources, research and more! For a full list of everything that took place this month, please check out the UC Berkeley Native American Heritage Month Webpage (opens in a new tab).
UC Berkeley Native FEWS Alliance Indigi-grad Workshop Series Fall 2024
The Indigi-Grad Series connects Indigenous graduate students with Indigenous professors addressing FEWS (Food, Energy, Water Systems) crises through co-presentations and feedback on students’ ongoing work. The series strives to provide culturally responsive academic training and professional development, and supporting students in transforming Western knowledge fields to be more relevant and accessible to their Indigenous communities.
“This initiative was a collaborative effort involving the Native FEWS Alliance, the Graduate Division, the Office for Graduate Diversity, the American Indian Graduate Program, and Native American Student Development at Berkeley.” You can read more about UC Berkeley Native FEWS Initiative on their official webpage (opens in a new tab).
Native Graduation, May 12th, 2024
Native American Student Development, American Indian Graduate Program, and the Native American Studies held their joint annual Native Graduation to celebrate all graduating Native students .
We sponsor this graduation for graduate and undergraduate students, their families and friends to uplift and honor the success of our graduating Native students.