The Academic Asdzáá

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The Academic Asdzáá

A brand devoted to increasing the representation of Indigenous scholars.

06/03/2024

✨ Support a Native/Latina owned business! ✨ Stickers are $3 each + $1 for postage, DM to order! See the last post for available sticker designs. Payments accepted via Venmo, zelle, and PayPal. Let’s spread some love and culture one sticker at a time! ❤️

05/31/2024

Thank you to everyone who’s supported .It has been tough keeping up with this platform and I know I haven’t posted my designs in some time! These are all the stickers I have available at the moment if you’re interested as I am open to Instagram orders again.❤️ Feel free to reach out! Thank you ❤️

10/09/2023

Posted • .olivas_ Wishing all my relatives a Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day from O’odham & Yoeme land (Tucson, AZ)!❤️ I am proud to be a Diné Asdzáá and to come from such a beautiful and resilient people. May we celebrate today and everyday. ❤️

… And of course the Nikko Suave 🐕 had to make an appearance for this special day!

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03/07/2023

Received a large sticker order the other day from a friend who’s journey I’ve been following over the years.🌸 As I was packaging up their order, I let myself reflect on just how far we’ve both come, not only professionally but as individuals. We met years ago at a research internship, way before I started my little sticker venture, and it’s been beautiful to keep in touch via social media & watch their career & life evolve over the years. And here they are supporting me & purchasing my stickers! Let me tell you, it’s moments of support like this that make all the difference in the world. 💗 I never thought my love of stickers would evolve into a small business & act as a vessel to connect with others. My creativity hasn’t been there lately & I often think about the future direction of but all I can say is as long as my stickers provided words of encouragement/ resilience and make people smile then I’ll continue to offer them. 🙂

02/24/2023

Today’s friendly Friday reminder as we close out another busy week. 💕 I apologize for the silence on this page, with my new position working as a tribal Environmental employee, juggling school, family, and some part time work I found myself getting a little burnt out! I took me a minute to find my balance (let’s be real life will continue to be a balancing act lol) but I finally have more time to make a comeback to this page. I appreciate all of your support and hope this message is a positive reminder to keep moving forward. 💕 Ahéhee’ 💕

12/11/2022

My newest stickers can be found at the storefront in Mesa, Az. ❤️ This Diné Asdzáá appreciation post goes to who has always been so supportive of me and my little business. From inviting me to their vendors market where I had my very first in person sale, to treating their vendors like family , and making my dream come true of featuring my stickers in their store; I’m so so appreciative of everything they’ve done for . ❤️ Be sure to shop native small businesses this holiday season and hit up those vendor markets! 😉 Small businesses like and I appreciate it! ❤️

11/10/2022

Yá’át’ééh 👋 Everyone! If you’ve been eyeing some of my stickers 👀 now is your chance! This Native American Heritage Month my stickers are $2 each when purchased directly from me versus on Etsy! I love Etsy however it’s a platform that charges a lot of fees to sell on. 🤷🏻‍♀️ By purchasing and liking & sharing my content you’re supporting my dreams and I truly appreciate it. ❤️ Please reach out if you’d like to order!

10/26/2022

INDIGENIZE STEM 🧪🧬🔬🩺🧫
A sticker guaranteed to make your ancestors proud! 😤 lol but seriously, here’s to the incredible indigenous scholars increasing representation in STEM fields, a field we are vastly underrepresented in. Keep up the good work and yes… your community and your ancestors are proud. ❤️Also can we take a moment to appreciate the bolo tie on this updated design, my amá helped me sketch it out to make sure it came out the way we wanted. 👏🏽

10/14/2022

“Skeg Tash! My name is Hannah Throssell. I am O’odham and Diné. As a bi-cultural Indigenous person, I had the honor of growing up in both of my communities. I am a first-year Master of Social Work Student on the clinical route at Columbia University. My career goal is to be a therapist for rural and urban Native communities once I attain my LCSW. My resolve comes from my son, culture, and communities in Arizona. Higher education is challenging for Indigenous folks, but we must occupy these spaces to improve our tribal nations. Keep pushing, dreaming, researching, creating, and advocating! “

Ahéhee’ – thank you everyone for your support of this week’s scholar highlights in honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day. I am grateful that I’ve been able to use this platform to recognize some badass Indigenous scholars and offer up a space to share their words of encouragement to fellow students/ aspiring professionals. Please continue to show support and share. ❤️

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