An oral history project has come to a close, focusing on the experiences of Indigenous people who attended Native American boarding schools. The project, led by the National Native organization, has collected testimony from hundreds of individuals. These survivors have shared their stories, many of which had been kept hidden for decades, and have expressed a range of emotions in the process.

Further details about the project and the stories that were shared are available from the source. The project has provided an opportunity for survivors to begin recovering from childhood trauma, and many have described feeling honored and restored as a result of sharing their experiences.