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Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrated with singing, dancing, and traditional regalia

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Northwestern's Native American and Indigenous Student Alliance celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day Monday. Community members, Native and non-Native, gathered at Clark Street Beach. NAISA now has a council of six students, its first council ever, to delegate responsibilities. The class of 2026 has one of the largest classes of Native and Indigenous students in NU history.

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Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrated with singing, dancing, and traditional regalia

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Last year, President Joe Biden signed a proclamation recognizing Oct. 10 as Indigenous Peoples’ Day. This is America’s recognized holiday celebrating Native Americans, and a lot are celebrating in New Mexico because we have 23 native tribes here. Although this might be the second year of Indigenous Peoples’ Day formally recognized by […]

2 years ago·Albuquerque, United States

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AM New York

Pols call for Indigenous Peoples’ Day to be officially recognized during Randall’s Island celebration

Hundreds attended an Indigenous Peoples’ Day event on Randall’s Island on Monday, Oct. 10 as several pols pushed to have the day officially recognized.While those celebrating Italian heritage lined Fifth Avenue for the annual parade in Midtown, others gathered on Randall’s Island to recognize the loss of life and culture resulting from Christopher Columbus making landfall.Te Ao Mana performs the Ori Tahiti dance. Photo by Adrian ChildressNetooeu…

2 years ago·New York, United States

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The Daily Orange

Gallery: Celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day 2022

Members of the Haudenosaunee Singers and Dancers performed at Syracuse University to celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day this year. Those attending the event were asked to join in on both traditional and contemporary dances.

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WiscNews

Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrants honor Sauk

It was a celebration of the past but also a commemoration of hope for a better future as members of the Ho-Chunk Nation and from the Sauk and Meskwaki tribes

2 years ago

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The Daily Northwestern

NAISA celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day with sunrise and sunset gatherings

Northwestern’s Native American and Indigenous Student Alliance centered laughter and community in its Indigenous Peoples Day celebration Monday. Ten people attended NAISA’s Sunrise Ceremony at 6:15 a.m., and about 20 community members, Native and non-Native, attended the group’s Sunset Gathering at Clark Street Beach. SESP senior and NAISA co-Chair Isabella Twocrow, who is Oglala Lakota...The post NAISA celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day with s…

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The Rocky Mountain Collegian

CSU celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day on The Plaza

Colorado State University has celebrated Indigenous Peoples’ Day annually since 2020. This year, the morning of the holiday was greeted with a university-wide email from Interim President Rick Miranda Oct. 10. Within the email, Miranda acknowledged the “enormous debt our nation’s land-grant university system owes,” honoring the trials and tribulations Indigenous people have been dealing with as their land was stripped away from them with a lack …

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