Tag: Native American Heritage Month

November is a special month in America– Native American Heritage Month! This is a time to honor and recognize the rich and diverse cultures, traditions, and contributions of Native Americans to our society. It’s a chance to learn, celebrate, and show our respect. And you don’t have to be Native….

The history of the United States of America is full of stories and facts from a wide diversity of cultures and peoples, but its foundations were built far before anyone attempted to make this part of North America a cohesive country. The Native American people lived across the land for….

  Native Americans individual and tribes have increased their economic impact exponentially over the last decade.  Native business has grown to every sector including agriculture, entertainment, cannabis, casinos, manufacturing, and technology. View a map of the over 400 Indian gaming locations. Economic Impact of Indian Gaming Indian casino revenue neared….

To help raise awareness of Native American Heritage Month, Rock Your Mocs! Work, school, vacation -wherever you are, wear your moccasins! 2019 Rock Your Mocs Information Dates: November 9th – 16th Official hashtags: #RockYourMocs #RockYourMocs2019 Take a photo and share it on social media with the hashtag! Post of photo of….

Explore Native will show you ways to Explore Native American Culture during Native American Heritage Month. Whether you are a Pow Wow dancer, a Native American scholar, or just someone interested in Native Culture, Explore Native will provide you new ways to learn about this vibrant culture. The entry form….

To help raise awareness of Native American Heritage Month, Rock Your Mocs November 12-18! Work, school, vacation -wherever you are, wear your moccasins!  Take a photo and share it on social media with the hashtag – #rockyourmocs or #rym2017. Learn more – Rock Your Mocs Facebook page. Why a week? The event was increased….

Wow! On October 31st, the White House proclaimed November as Native American Heritage Month, and then four days later our glorious Commander in Chief took to Twitter and bashed Hillary Clinton for rigging the DNC primaries, while advertently mocking Senator Elizabeth Warren’s Cherokee and Delaware Native heritage.   Generally, when other communities….