10/12/2026
This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, take some time to learn, listen, and support Indigenous communities in ways they identify as meaningful.
đź“ŤRemember that you are on Native Land today and everyday. Use the amazing resource at native-land.ca to learn about whose lands you occupy. Maps are only a starting point. Take time to continue learning about Indigenous communities, their histories, cultures, and connection to place. Seek out books, events, museums and cultural centers, and educational resources created by Indigenous Peoples or Tribal Nations. Make learning about Indigenous histories and contemporary issues and movements an ongoing practice, not something limited to today.Â
🎨 Support Native-owned businesses and artists by purchasing art, food, clothing, books, and other goods directly. Help share their voices and work.
🤝 Support, donate, and be an ally to Indigenous-led organizations and movements in the ways that they seek support (remember that support does not always mean direct involvement, don’t always assume that organizations want you involved at all. Listen to the communities you want to support)! Support movements such as Land Back, an indigenous-led movement to restore indigenous sovereignty, and a way to reclaim the right to restore, uphold, and protect the symbiotic and just relationships with Mother Earth and all living beings — seeking to heal the generations of colonial violence and systems of exploitation and oppression.
‼️ Take a moment to follow and support Native creators and organizations. Know a Native-owned business, organization, or artist? Drop them in comments!
Rising Hearts đź’•
ThĂłmas Lopez Jr
nasu
news
The NTVS (NATIVES)
& many more.
