Tag: Native American Heritage Month
Variety of Native American Heritage Month events to be presented at NAU
FLAGSTAFF — A variety of Native American Heritage Months will be presented at Northern Arizona University.
There is a QRcode at the bottom that goes to our website for all events https://nau.edu/indigenous/events
First Things First — Tribal Affairs — Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
Native American Heritage Month is a time to recognize and celebrate the contributions, traditions and rich ancestry of Native Americans throughout history. This November, First Things First is providing opportunities to honor and learn more about the rich cultural practices, water access and language revitalization initiatives within tribal communities.
Our online events are free and designed to provide a platform for dialogue, education and engagement on these important topics.
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First Things First — Amazing events to celebrate Native American Heritage Month
November is Native American Heritage Month, an intentional, dedicated time each year where we pay tribute to the rich ancestry, traditions and contributions of Native Americans. First Things First (FTF) will have free panel sessions throughout the month that explore cultural knowledge and stories about traditional practices, access to water in tribal communities, language revitalization and efforts happening within the state.
First Things First — Thank you for participating!
We are grateful for your participation in this year’s activities to celebrate Native American Heritage Month (NAHM).
For this year’s theme, we focused on one of the International Decade of Indigenous Languages (IDIL 2022-2023) outcomes, which is to empower Indigenous Peoples to learn, teach, and transmit their languages to current and next generations. Your participation in celebrating and honoring NAHM along with us has helped us to continue to expand our mission in collaborating with Arizona’s Indian tribes and nations to ensure all children are ready for school and set for life and to promote the IDIL 2022-2023 initiative.
During this month, we shared stories about children and families from tribal nations and communities in Arizona, debuted a blog about language preservation efforts in some FTF tribal regions, promoted champions for young children in our FTF regions and highlighted Arizona’s strong tribal presence.
Nov. 29 — City of Flagstaff Indigenous Commission to present Native American Heritage Month events
The City of Flagstaff Indigenous Commission will present:
“Elderhood Teachings” from noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 29.
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Nov. 15, 16, 17, 18 — Join NACA in celebrating this month with a week of #NativeStrong events
Join NACA in celebrating this month with a week of #NativeStrong events:
11/15/2022 – Indigenous Necklace Day
11/16/2022 – Traditional Attire Day
11/17/2022 – Traditional Hair Day & Film Screening at NACA Wellness Center – “The Seeds Our Ancestors Planted”
11/18/2022 – Traditional Skirts and Aprons Day
Nov. 29 — Coconino County Celebrates and Recognizes Native American Heritage Month
Coconino County will celebrate and recognize Native American Heritage Month with an array of events in coordination with the County’s Indigenous Peoples Advisory Council and the County’s Planning Committee. Join us for these events in celebration and recognition of Native American Heritage Month. Closed captioning is available via Zoom Meetings for virtual events. Instructions and event details are below.
Nov. 30 — NAU presents variety of events in honor of Native American Heritage Month
The Office of Native American Initiatives, Native American Cultural Center and Office of Indigenous Student Success will present a series of events in honor of Native American Heritage Month.
Nov. 23 — Flagstaff hosts presentation in celebration of Native American Heritage Month
The City of Flagstaff, Office of Indigenous Initiatives presents Darius L. Smith, Director, City and County of Denver Anti-Discrimination Office; Liaison, Denver American Indian Commission for a presentation entitled “Peacemaking and Communicating Ethically Through a Native Lens, Connecting Past Present Future”.
The presentation will be held from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. MST.
Native Americans for Community Action (NACA) invites community to celebrate Native American Heritage Month
Native Americans for Community Action (NACA) invites community to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.
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