Events

The WIEA Annual Conference brings together community members, educators, businesses, and organizations who are interested in Indian education. WIEA is the only state conference that specifically addresses Native American educational issues.

Join PBS Wisconsin Education for the following presentations:

• Early Literacy Evolution: Partners in Practice with Oneida Reads
• Integrating Act 31: Indigenous Resources for Teachers and Students

Join PBS Wisconsin Education for a virtual premiere livestream of Field Notes on Climate on April 20, 2026 on YouTube. Tune in from your classroom, home, office, or wherever works for you!

• Be the first to see two new episodes.
• Join the chat with series collaborators and production crew.
• Get inspired to take action for our future.

Field Notes on Climate is a new multimedia series that explores impacts of our changing climate and shares solutions-oriented stories from across our state. 

This event is part of UW–Madison Earth Fest 2026, a campus-wide celebration of sustainability and the environment.

High-quality multimedia resources can spark curiosity and creativity through representations of people with different strengths and interests, examples of real-world challenges and innovations, and ideas that extend engagement beyond the screen.

Join us for this WATG webinar to:

• Learn about free-to-use resources you can use to dive deeper into topics, inspire interdisciplinary projects, and support creative expression
• Hear from a Wisconsin educator who is including resources in her classroom activities with gifted and talented learners
• Leave with insights you can use to enhance learning experiences

If you work in or with a public library or library system in Wisconsin in a role serving learners in grades 3-12 (ages 8-18+), join us to connect with colleagues and learn about free multimedia resources you can use.

• Explore high-quality, free-to-use, multimedia resources made here in Wisconsin
• Chat with colleagues from public libraries and library systems in Wisconsin about their program ideas while enjoying some snacks
• Leave with fun swag, connections, and info about resources you can plug into your library programming.

Complete the interest form by April 30, 2026.