Community Outreach & Engagement

We are active in working locally and internationally to share information about our belongings, relatives and ancestors with scholars and audiences. This activity includes organizing dissemination and discussion events in collaboration with membership-based organizations across multiple industries. 

Active memberships include:

Indigenous Journalists Association
The Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA) is a lodestar for Indigenous voices in the media landscape. With a commitment to education and unity, the IJA empowers Indigenous journalists through programs that promote diversity and uphold the principles of free press, speech, and expression. As a collective, the IJA stands as a testament to the resilience and distinctiveness of Indigenous peoples, fostering a media environment that is informed, led, and shaped by Indigenous perspectives.

Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries & Museums
Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries & Museums (ATALM) is an international non-profit organization dedicated to supporting Indigenous programs and cultural institutions. It champions the development and sustainability of tribal libraries, archives, and museums, ensuring that they remain rooted in Indigenous knowledge systems and leadership. ATALM’s history reflects a journey of collaboration and empowerment, striving to maintain the cultural sovereignty of Native Nations.