Indigenous Peoples Day honors Native heritage and history while encouraging Americans to recognize the presence and contributions of Indigenous communities nationwide. This day invites you to explore exhibits, educational programs and storytelling projects that share Native perspectives across museums and online platforms. These efforts bring Indigenous culture into classrooms and homes by amplifying voices through podcasts and articles and by showcasing films that preserve lived experiences for future generations.

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Recognizing heritage also means celebrating how Indigenous culture thrives today in fashion, music and business. Designers bring Indigenous style to major stages, musicians share their sound with new audiences and entrepreneurs build companies that

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