Games

Compete with your friends to build an accurate timeline of the laws and treaties made, altered, and broken between the Indigenous People and the U.S. government. This game covers the history of indigenous laws and treaties from 1778 to 2013. For 2 to 8...

Compete with your friends to build an accurate timeline of Indigenous peoples struggle for their rights in the U.S and Canada. Players will have fun trying to guess where their card fits on the timeline, and the game gets more difficult the longer you...

The first (and only, because we run on indian time) expansion to the Cards for Decolonization game. Includes 100 new cards that we couldn’t fit into the original game. We even branded these cards with those plum indigenous geometric designs you all...

Our latest and greatest expansion! Slip into a pair of Minnetonka Moccasins, grab a bowl of Umqua Ice Cream, and settle in to play the Indigenous Creatures edition of Cards for Decolonization...or something else. Plum full of all the cultural...

Play this classic game and learn your numbers in the Ojibwe Language. Learn to count numbers 1 through 12. -For ages 7 and up -Two to Six Players -Early Learner Accessible -Speaker level : Beginner.

Cards For Decolonization, formerly known as Cards Against Colonialism, is a satire and humor based game created by and for native people. Cards for decolonization contains cards about stereotypes, social issues, and cultural icons unique to indian...

Change your opponent’s sentences to change the meanings and be the first player to run out of cards. Learning the Ojibwe Language was never so much fun! You will learn basic conversation topics, greetings, descriptions, family, places, plants &...

This is Go Fish. You know the game that everybody knows how to play? except it’s in Ojibwe, and we made the cards more Ojibwe focused, no colonial imagery here please. Seriously this game is super easy, which makes it great to teach and learn...