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KOSU is committed to being more reflective of the audiences we serve. In Oklahoma, having stories reported by Indigenous reporters for Native communities is imperative.

KOSU wants to know what you learned about Oklahoma's Indigenous history in school

Vacant desks inside an empty classroom.
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Vacant desks inside an empty classroom.

KOSU’s Indigenous reporter Katie Hallum is conducting a survey to understand what Oklahomans were taught about Native American history in public schools.

This survey is part of a larger reporting project that will take Hallum to Germany to explore how tough subjects are approached there, and how it compares to Oklahoma's approach to teaching Indigenous history.

Your experiences are part of a deeper conversation about how we remember and teach our past in the face of a changing political landscape.

Take the survey here:

Katie Hallum (ᏧᏟ) was an Indigenous Affairs reporter at KOSU from April 2024 to August 2025.
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