Educational programs can incorporate indigenous knowledge and perspectives by integrating local histories, languages, and cultural practices into the curriculum. Collaborating with indigenous communities ensures that programs are culturally relevant and reflective of diverse student backgrounds. Educators should be trained to understand the importance of storytelling, traditional ecological knowledge, and communal learning. This integration enhances students’ connection to their heritage, promotes a sense of identity, and fosters respect for varying cultures. Ultimately, incorporating indigenous knowledge enriches the educational experience for all learners.