(From the website) Wüléelham is a Lenape word that means “make good tracks.” Rooted in Indigenous knowledge and pedagogies, the Wüléelham courses, cohorts, and programs engage participants in learning from Indigenous peoples’ experiences and perspectives.
Wüléelham options were developed to highlight the specific strengths of urban Indigenous communities. They are not intended to be taken in a linear sequence; instead, students make their own tracks, choosing to participate based on their timelines and interests. Our ultimate goal is to provide students with the knowledge and understanding to contribute to community well-being through their chosen career paths.
Developed in collaboration with Indigenous scholars and communities, Wüléelham prepares students for a wide variety of careers including, teaching, journalism, public administration, law enforcement, court work, policy work, or research on Indigenous experiences. Rooted in Indigenous knowledges and pedagogies, the Wuleelham courses, cohorts, and programs engage participants in learning from Indigenous peoples’ experiences and perspectives.
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