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Indigenous Peoples' Day
Resources to celebrate the history and work of the indigenous people of North America.
Web Resources
- American Indian History Online
This is a fantastic, easy to use resource with tons of information! - National Museum of the American IndianThis incredible museum is a part of the Smithsonian Institution. Check out their online collections and their education page!
- National Congress of American Indians
The National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) has been protecting and advocating for the rights of Native Americans since 1944 - Project 562This photography project seeks to photograph members of all 562 (now 566) recognized Tribes. The photos include many images taken well outside the traditional depictions of Native Americans
- Invasion of America Map
This interactive map shows the progressive loss of Native American land over time. - Four ways to honor Native Americans without Appropriating
Fake headdresses and stereotypical Halloween costumes? Not ok. Supporting Native artisans and learning real history? Heck yea! - Oklahoma State University Libraries' Tribal Treaties DatabaseThis database includes agreements between tribal nations and the United States (1778-1886) published in the 1904 work “Indian Affairs: Laws and Treaties” (Volume II), compiled and edited by Charles J. Kappler.
