7ABCs Study Cooperative
Peer-led learning groups across SAGA communities, integrated with seasonal rhythms
Featured This Season -- March 2026
Study topics aligned with current seasonal activities and cultural events
- Arctic Ecology
- Indigenous Sports History
- Biomechanics of Traditional Events
- Cold-Climate Survival Science
- Astronomy & Star Navigation
- Earth Science & Soil Awakening
- Seasonal Ceremonies
- Equinox Mathematics
Arctic Ecology & NYO Science
Environmental Science
Exploring arctic ecosystems and the science behind NYO events. Currently studying permafrost biology and traditional ecological indicators.
Hawaiian Language & Makahiki History
Cultural Studies / Language Arts
Learning Hawaiian vocabulary through the lens of Makahiki traditions, harvest ceremonies, and the stories of Lono.
Sports Biomechanics Lab
Sports Science
Analyzing the physics and kinesiology of NYO events like One-Foot High Kick, Kneel Jump, and Eskimo Stick Pull.
TEK8 Wellness Journal Circle
Health & Wellness
Weekly reflective journaling using the TEK8 wellness dimensions: physical, emotional, mental, spiritual, social, environmental, cultural, and economic.
Civics & Indigenous Governance
Civics & Government
Comparative study of indigenous governance structures, tribal sovereignty, and modern civic participation. Open to new members.
STEM Through Traditional Games
Mathematics / Sports Science
Discovering geometry, physics, and probability through traditional indigenous games. Waitlist available.
Spring Equinox Astronomy Circle
Environmental Science
Preparing for the March 20 equinox with star mapping, solar observations, and indigenous astronomical knowledge.
Earth Science & Land Stewardship
Environmental Science
Seasonal soil science, water systems, and traditional land management practices. Field observations tied to the equinox transition.
About Study Cooperatives
SAGA Study Cooperatives are peer-led learning groups where members share knowledge, discuss curriculum topics, and support each other's educational journey. Groups can focus on any subject area and are encouraged to integrate traditional knowledge with modern academics.
Study groups are organized into four categories to help learners find the right fit:
Each group sets its own meeting schedule, learning goals, and collaboration style. Groups connected to seasonal activities are highlighted with season tags so you can find timely learning opportunities.