CROW CANYON PROGRAMS
Stories of place. Lessons for humanity.
Our programs are designed to inspire and transform. Join us as we combine culturally diverse topics and locations with passionate and knowledgeable community members.
FEATURED PROGRAMS
Explore from home with our Crow Canyon Webinar Series
Each online event centers voices that deepen our collective understanding of the past, present, and future—not only through archaeological research, but through lived experience, cultural knowledge, and the priorities of descendant communities.
In alignment with Crow Canyon’s commitment to responsible practice, the series highlights collaborative approaches, Indigenous perspectives, and knowledge-holders whose insights guide how we learn from and care for ancestral places.
Learn more about our program types.
CULTURAL EXPLORATION TRAVEL SEMINARS
Change the way you see the world through immersive Cultural Explorations grounded in respect, perspective, and connection. Program lengths and destinations vary.
WEBINAR SERIES
From our world to yours. Join us every other Thursday at 4:00 p.m. MT for our popular—and free—webinar series.
NEH SUMMER INSTITUTE FOR K—12 TEACHERS
Stay tuned for future program offerings
With support from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), Crow Canyon hosts Seminars and Institutes for Educators. K–12 teachers have a unique opportunity to learn multicultural perspectives from Indigenous scholars and professional archaeologists, often with the U.S. Southwest as the backdrop for the project.
PROGRAMS FOR SCHOOL GROUPS
Programs are designed for students in grades 4 through 12. Core activities include archaeology, Ancestral Pueblo histories, the scientific process, and the complex interactions between humans and their environments — past and present. Program modules vary depending on grade level and group size.
ARCHAEOLOGY RESEARCH PROGRAM
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As a “citizen scientist,” conduct research alongside archaeologists and cultural specialists in an effort to help us build new, relevant understandings of the past. For lifelong learners 18 and up. Projects may vary.