Interactive Map Depicts Which Indigenous Lands You Live On
The Smithsonian Magazine published an article highlighting an interactive map that depicts which Indigenous Lands you live on. On the […]
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Columbia College’s Indigehouse Opens on 113th Street
Columbia College students competed in a competitive application process for a historic five-story brownstone on West 113th Street, New York, […]
Penn State Launches Library Guide to Indigenous People in PA History
Penn State University Libraries has announced the launch of its new library guide to Indigenous People in Pennsylvania History. The […]
Delaware’s Only Revolutionary War Battleground to get New Interpretation and Improvements
Cooch’s Bridge Historic Site tells the story of the only battle that took place in Delaware during the Revolutionary War. […]
NJ History Conference Invites Submissions for Virtual Poster Session
The 2021 New Jersey History Conference sponsored by the New Jersey Historical Commission is seeking submissions for its virtual Posters […]
2021 NJ History Conference Call for Proposals
The New Jersey Historical Commission is seeking proposals for the 2021 New Jersey History Conference scheduled to take place virtually […]
Met Museum Installs Land Acknowledgement Plaque
New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art has installed a plaque on its facade recognizing that the museum sits on the […]
East Passyunk to Change Neighborhood Logo Depicting Stereotype of Indigenous People
Philadelphia’s East Passyunk neighborhood is changing its logo, which depicts a stereotypical image of an Indigenous person in a headdress, […]
Princeton Becomes 2nd NJ Municipality to Recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Last month, the Princeton town council passed a resolution marking the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples’ Day. With […]
New App Teaches Users about D.C.’s Indigenous History
A new app that explores D.C.’s indigenous history launched Tuesday. The app, called “Guide to Indigenous D.C.”, teaches users about […]