Act as an ally toward Native communities

Learn about the actions you can take to help create a more inclusive and equitable society for Native communities.

Include Native perspectives and challenge bias in your language, traditions, and more

By examining where Native perspectives have been excluded from our history and actively working to challenge stereotypes, we can help create a more inclusive society.

Celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day

The movement to celebrate Indigenous People's Day over Columbus Day recognizes the need to include Native American perspectives in our history and acknowledge that Native people were the first inhabitants of the Americas.
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Write a land acknowledgment

The land you live on was likely once home to Native peoples. Learn why it's important to educate yourself about the history of your land and the Indigenous people it belonged to.
Write a land acknowledgment

Be a myth buster

Pop culture has created a lot of stereotypes and myths about Native people. Knowledge is power—learn the facts so you can help dispel myths when talking with your peers.
Share the facts

Continue learning about Native history, culture, and present-day priorities

A Native youth narrative

Understanding data about tribal youth helps us shape the narratives and stories we tell. Read this report to learn more about Native youth.
Read the narrative

The National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI)

The NMAI developed a framework that helps teachers create new learning experiences about Native people. Use this resource as an educational tool to help guide lessons - or to educate yourself about Indigenous people and cultures.
Get the framework

Art and history of the collections at the National Museum of the American Indian

The art and history collection at the National Museum of the American Indian has many Native artifacts from around the world. Learn about the history, people, traditions, and culture behind each piece.
Learn about the art and history

An Advocate's Guide to Supporting Indigenous People's Day

Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates and honors the past, present, and futures of Native people. Learn about the importance of this holiday, and how different communities can support.
Support Indigenous People's Day
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How to put your money back into Native communities

There isn't much we can do today to change the past, but there's plenty we can do to help shape a better future. Put your money and time into these Native and Indigenous communities—here are 5 ways to start.
Support Native communities
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Organizations to follow

Red Hoop Talk​

Red Hoop Talk is a love & streaming Native news and talk show.
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Indigenous Futures Storytelling Project

A place to review, reflect, and learn from stories shared by Indigenous creators.
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