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Every November, we celebrate Native American Heritage Month to recognize and honor the legacy and contributions of Indigenous peoples in the United States. The idea for Native American Heritage Month originated in the early 20th century, when various individuals and organizations began advocating for a day to honor the contributions of Native Americans to American […]

For many Native American communities, the land they inhabit is much more than just a physical location—it is a sacred and spiritual entity that holds deep cultural and historical significance. From the mountains and rivers to the plants and animals that inhabit them, every aspect of the natural world is viewed as a part of […]

Oral storytelling has been a central part of Native American culture for thousands of years. Through stories and fables, Native American communities have passed down their history, traditions, and cultural values from one generation to the next. These stories often feature powerful and timeless themes, such as the importance of community, respect for the natural […]