Native American Heritage Month Roundup

Last Updated on November 16, 2023, 12:57 am ET

The month of November is Native American Heritage Month, and ARL’s community of research libraries is increasing awareness of the contributions Native and Indigenous people have made to our culture, history, and education. Below is a roundup of the events, resources, and special collections from ARL member institutions.

Events

Tuesday, November 7

• Syracuse University
  Fall Native Outreach Day

Thursday, November 9

• Library of Congress
  Charly Lowry: Lumbee-Tuscarora Singer and Songwriter
  Noon–1:00 p.m. EST, Thomas Jefferson Building

Tuesday, November 14

• Syracuse University
  Indigenous Student, Faculty and Staff Perspectives on Campus Panel Discussion 

Digital Resources

• Library of Congress
  Native American Heritage Month Digital Images
• Oklahoma State University
  Tribal Treaties Database
• Syracuse University
  
  • Native Heritage Month Research Guide
  • The Land You’re On: Acknowledging the Haudenosaunee 
• Tulane University Libraries
  Celebrating Native American Heritage Month in Film
  
• University of Arizona 
  Native American Heritage Month Recommended Books
• UCLA Library 
  Native American Heritage Month 2023
• University of Missouri Libraries
  Native American Heritage Resources at MU Libraries
  • Exhibits 
  • Special Collections and Archives Online Exhibits
    • Leaders and Heroes 
    • Leaders and Heroes 2
  • Research Guides
    • Native American/Indigenous Studies 
    • Indigenous and Native American Music
    • Native American Heritage Month Book Recommendations 
• UNC University Libraries 
  American Indian Heritage Month blog
  • Audiobook and E-book collection
  • Film collection 
• University of Pennsylvania
  Featured Books and DVDs: Native American Heritage
• University of South Carolina Libraries 
  Exhibition Honoring Catawba Nation’s Artistry and Culture 
  
• University of Virginia
  Five Book Recommendations for Native American Heritage Month
• Vanderbilt University Library
  History of Early Cherokee, Chickasaw Students at Vanderbilt Explored in Exhibit