How to Celebrate Native American Heritage Month?

Learn about the histories, cultures, and contributions of Native American communities

Read books, articles, and poetry by Native American authors

Watch films, documentaries, and interviews created by Native American filmmakers and educators

Attend local events, powwows, lectures, or cultural exhibitions led by Native communities

Support Native-owned businesses, artists, and makers

Visit museums, cultural centers, and heritage sites that highlight Native American history

Listen to Native American music, podcasts, and oral histories

Share accurate information about Native American peoples and avoid stereotypes

Acknowledge the original Indigenous peoples of your area

Donate to Native-led organizations and community initiatives

Use Native American Heritage Month to reflect on Indigenous rights and current issues

Teach children about Native American cultures in respectful and age-appropriate ways

Follow and amplify Native voices on social media and in your community

Participate in service projects or advocacy efforts that support Native communities

Learn the names and histories of local tribes and nations

Cook or try foods inspired by Native ingredients and traditions with care and respect

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