Native organizations and tribes have career resources that are sent out within their community. Check out this directory of regional intertribal organizations and national native organizations to find groups that you identify with.
Identity/Population: Student of Color
Native Pathways Guidebook
This career readiness guide was created to help Native students prepare for and successfully navigate the diverse landscape of job opportunities and sectors of work. It includes contributions from Native graduates, professionals and artists.
Career Resources for Native Americans, First Nations, Pacific Island and Alaska Native Peoples
This website provides information about many Native American Professional Associations and is organized by industry. Find associations for business, art, communication, education, healthcare, agriculture, public service, science, and technology.
Career Resources for Indigenous Students
Check out this website for a list of scholarships, job sites, publications, and professional organizations for Indigenous students.
Resources for Black Entrepreneurs
Check out this website for information on 6 different organizations that support Black entrepreneurs.
Negotiating as a Woman of Color in Tech
Tips and testimony around leveraging your personal value in being a badass WOC negotiator!
Questions to Ask Yourself to Dress for Success
Through the National Association of Colleges and Employers, Saleem Clarke shares their approach to assisting students navigating inclusive conversations around dress for success in preparation for an interview.
The Benefits of Bringing Your Whole Identity to Work
According to the conventional wisdom, if you want to succeed at work, you need to learn how to fit in culturally. But in recent research, we’ve discovered that many professionals of color have succeeded in underrepresented fields by shining a light on their differences and mobilizing their identities.
Asian-Americans on Being “likable” in the Modern Workplace
A lawsuit claiming Harvard ranked Asian-American students lower on personality traits like “likability” reflects stereotypes that persist in the workforce, too. In this article, Asian-Americans share their experience with likeability.
Feeling Seen, Heard & Affirmed: Pursuing Professional Development Opportunities as a Person of Color
This article provides experience and several suggestions for how to go about finding professional development in an organization as a person of color.
National Park Service: Latino Heritage Internship Program
The Latino Heritage Internship Program (LHIP) is a partnership with the National Park Service and Environment for the Americas designed to provide internship opportunities for young Latinx adults, in a variety of career fields. The program helps raise awareness of public lands, including national parks, and engage the next generation of stewards. Applications generally open […]
How Your Unique Story Can Get You Hired
When searching for a job, you may feel like you’re not qualified enough to get it. But you are. Here’s how to take your doubts and struggles and turn them into strengths, according to Aimée Eubanks Davis, founder and CEO of Braven.