The Guide to Indigenous Land and Territorial Acknowledgements for Cultural Institutions is a comprehensive guide for institutions such as museums, archives, libraries, and universities to recognize and respect Indigenous homelands, inherent sovereignty, and survivance.
This guide builds upon the important work that the Lenape Center, American Indian Community House, Rick Chavolla, Emily Johnson, the New Red Order (NRO) and the Native American and Indigenous Student Group (NAISG) at NYUÂ have been doing with regard to land acknowledgements in Lenapehoking.
Developed by: Felicia Garcia (Chumash), M.A. Museum Studies, New York University, 2018 with Jane Anderson, Museum Studies, New York University.
This Guide is Supported By:
American Indian Community House
Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums
At NYU this Guide is Supported By:
Program in Museum Studies, GSAS
Department of Anthropology, FAS
Department of History, FAS
Native Studies Forum
Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics
Native American and Indigenous Student Group
Technology Law and Policy Clinic, NYU Law School
Center for Race, Inequality and the Law, NYU Law School
Department of Performance Studies, Tisch