Anahuy Mentoring, LLC

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The Auntie Way Writing Retreat was all that I needed and MORE! Every session was meaningful, intentional, and peacefully created for us to write with a collective. Having a collective, across lands and through Zoom, was a great experience for me to learn from others, be inspired to write, and complete writing goals. Thank you, Michelle for a beautiful gathering. 😊
Faculty Member, Arizona State University

Summer 2022 The Auntie Way Writing Retreat: Registration Coming Soon! (Please check back)

Want to hold space on your calendar for upcoming Auntie Way Writing Retreats? We meet for live sessions 10am-12pm Pacific (1-3pm Eastern).

Summer 2022 sessions will be July 1 through August 26.

Fall 2022 sessions will be September 30 through November 25.

Stay tuned for registration details for Summer and Fall–an announcement will be posted here.

Once again, participating in this writing workshop helped me complete a project that felt overwhelming (if not impossible) to me. In addition to getting my article, revisions, and proofs completed, I mapped out another writing project that is now well underway. I am so grateful for the supportive community and Michelle’s mentorship. I am writing so much more than before, and most importantly, I am now enjoying the process!
Faculty member, University of oregon

Celebration of Anakú Iwachá at the University of Oregon Many Nations Longhouse on May 31, 2022! (Also by Zoom)

Anakú Iwachá: Yakama Legends and Stories is now available! You can order from University of Washington Press here.

Welcome to Anahuy Mentoring

Michelle M. Jacob, Ph.D. (Yakama) created Anahuy Mentoring to support her vision of teaching about the importance of Indigenous ways of knowing and being.

“Anahuy” is the Yakama/Ichishkiin word for Black Bear. If you’d like to hear Distinguished Elder Educator, Tuxámshish Dr. Virginia Beavert pronounce Anahuy, please click here and enjoy this free audio resource from the Ichishkíin Dictionary that Tuxámshish published with Dr. Sharon Hargus.

Dr. Jacob blogs at: www.auntieway.com