Kevin Kicking Woman (Corner) is a tribal member of the Blackfeet/Cree Nation in Montana. Kevin served in the Navy for four years, based on the USS Sacramento AOE-1, in Bremerton, Washington. He completed three tours overseas and one tour in the Desert Storm conflict. He earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Native American Studies and Anthropology, he graduated from the University of Montana in 2014 with a Master’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies (cultural anthropology, Linguistics and Music Ethnology). Most recently he began working at Browning High School as a Blackfeet Native American Studies teacher. Kevin has been raised, lives and practices his native ceremonies, traditions, singing and dancing. He is an active member of many of the societies. His passion for singing has brought him respect, acclaim and knowledge. His singing, sharing and teaching others has impacted and enriched many lives.
Breaking Down Cultural Barriers – Understanding Identity & the Impact of Boarding Schools on American Indian Clients
Cultural awareness training, cultural safety training, or cultural competency training helps us break down cultural barriers, build cultural bridges, and learn how to love, and appreciate those different from us. We can relate better to people with cultural differences as we begin to understand ourselves better. This results in more cultural connection and less cultural conflict.