Gala honors native exceptionalism
The Native Excellence Awards amplify and celebrate individuals who exemplify Indigenous excellence.
Read MoreThe Native Excellence Awards amplify and celebrate individuals who exemplify Indigenous excellence.
Read MoreOn June 29, 2026 at 9:24 p.m., the ‘strawberry moon’ will rise, glowing amber in the early summer sky.
Read More“We are continuing to advocate and elevate what we already do. We just need to continue to be louder and reach even more people.”
Read More“Creating that sense of students seeing themselves here through our programming is one of the biggest things that we strive for.”
Read MoreAlexandra Greenwald, U anthropologist and NHMU’s curator of ethnology, explores the innovations that helped Indigenous women balance motherhood with their vital role providing for their communities.
Read MoreEnjoy this curated book list developed by Tashina Barber, the program manager at the Center for Native Excellence and Tribal Engagement and librarian Allyson Mower.
Read MoreUtah colleges and universities must have an agreement with or a grant related to one of Utah’s Native American tribes.
Read MoreThe powwow pays homage to native traditions.
Read MoreEldridge will serve as Tribal Liaison for each of the state’s eight federally recognized indigenous nations.
Read MoreThe University of Utah and American Indian Resource Center are organizing the 2024 U of U Pow Wow, “Weaving Communities and Making Connections.”
Read MoreVisit Red Butte Garden to enjoy plants with histories intertwined with Native American culture.
Read MoreLand acknowledgments recognize Indigenous people’s history and connection to the land.
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