A day of awareness about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives Presented by Kluge-Ruhe and the Native and Indigenous Relations Community at UVA Installation of red dresses at Kluge-Ruhe, 10 am - 4 pm Lecture by Professor Kasey Jernigan followed by reception, 6:00-7:30 pm Doors open at 5:00 pm...

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Save the date, we are coming back with a bang! If you are interested in vending (crafts, food) please contact the Cultural Foundation for more information! Stay tuned everyone, we look forward to seeing all our family and friends again. This event is open to the public. We request that patrons and...

Save the date, we are coming back with a bang! If you are interested in vending (crafts, food) please contact the Cultural Foundation for more information! Stay tuned everyone, we look forward to seeing all our family and friends again. This event is open to the public. We request that patrons and...

Melissa Baltus, University of Toledo The neighborhoods of ancient Cahokia tell its stories. Their similarities and differences provide invaluable insight into the processes of urbanization, as well as the ways in which lived lives shaped the urban landscape. Much of what we know about Cahokia’s...

Many beings and cultural items are deemed by Native American tribes to be too sacred for public viewing. Even reproductions of these items can carry the power of the original. How does one know what these items are and how does one start to learn protocols about Sacred Beings and items? What should...

Prof. Pio Saqui (Mopan), University of Belize Contemporary Mopan Maya: Language, culture, and integration in the developing nation of Belize Mopan Maya is a group of lowland Maya that still practices their traditional way of life, closely tied to shifting agriculture. Oral transmission of...