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November is National Native American Heritage Month, a time to celebrate diverse Indigenous histories, traditions, and cultures while also acknowledging historical and ongoing injustices.


About 9.7 million people identify as American Indian and Alaska Native alone or in combination with other races. With hundreds of federally recognized sovereign tribes, still others without federal recognition, and an Indigenous population whose presence on the continent long predates the US’s establishment, these communities are a critical part of the nation’s past, present, and future.


Explore our highlighted research to learn about advancing equity in the Indian Health Service, what unique challenges and strengths are present for student caregivers at tribal colleges and universities, and more.

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Centering Native Perspectives and Wisdom
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Family-Friendly Tribal and Rural Campuses
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Guide to Equity in the Indian Health Service
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Unseen Realities: How Data and Place Shapes Food Access and Security for Urban American Indians/Alaska Natives
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Striving toward Justice

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More research on Native communities

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