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Decatur Genocide Cannon

Decatur, GA Removes "Genocide Cannon" from City Square

Decatur Council unanimously voted to remove a cannon tied to the 1836 Indian War from a city square where it has resided for more than a century. "Public art should unite and heal us instead of sowing division," said Phillip Cuffey of the Beacon Hill Black Alliance for Human Rights.

critical mission history

The University of California, Los Angeles Recasts California Mission History with Indigenous Voices

UCLA's Critical Mission Studies grant program invites Native scholars and community members to bring their lived experiences and ancestral histories to rewrite the history of California Missions.

7th Annual Repatriation Conference

7th Annual Repatriation Conference: Accountable to Our Past, Committed to Our Future

A virtual community conference hosted by the Association on American Indian Affairs

https://www.indian-affairs.org/7thannualconference.html

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Native American Students at UGA

Native American students are the smallest demographic at UGA. The Institute of Native American Studies, with a generous donation from UGA alumnus Chris Goeckel has established the Ruth Pack scholarship program for Native American students.

Indigenous Peoples Day

INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' DAY!

Today, Monday October 11, is Indigenous Peoples' Day! Indian Country Today discusses ways to celebrate Native Peoples on a day that is may finally eclipse celebrations of Columbus. Read the article here.

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