2026 SURVEY REPORT
Indigenous Women in the Workforce
More than 400 Indigenous women
in the U.S. shared their experiences.
Upcoming research projects
Interviews with Indigenous Women: Navigating Mentorship, Allyship, and Microaggressions at Work
Ten Indigenous women in the workforce were interviewed to gather stories and insight on workplace experiences.
Concurrent Enrollment and Top Earners Among Native Americans in Utah
State government data was used to examine the relationship of taking concurrent enrollment courses in high school and becoming a top earner for Native Americans.
Indigenous Women in the Workforce: Understanding Their Experiences and Challenges
This chapter for a DEI Handbook examines Indigenous women’s participation in the United States workforce and situates their experiences within the structural impacts of settler colonialism.
For more information or questions, contact Britnee Nguyen at britnee@arizona.edu.
QUOTE OF THE month
“We are doing all we can: as mothers and grandmothers; as family members and tribal members; as professionals, workers, artists, shamans, leaders, chiefs, speakers, writers, and organizers, we daily demonstrate that we have no intention of disappearing, of being silent, or of quietly acquiescing in our extinction.”
- Paula Gunn Allen
The Sacred Hoop, p.193
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