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Land acknowledgement
In Twulshootseed, ʔuyayus čəł ʔal ti swatxʷixʷtxʷəd ʔə tiił spuyalapabš
May we continue to honor this fact as we work on meaningful ways to meet our educational obligations to local Tribes and Indigenous students.
Cultural institutions
"Indigenous Land or Territorial Acknowledgements pertain to all places, especially to libraries, archives, museums, and universities, because it is their ethical obligation as educational institutions to create truthful and factual representations."
-From the Guide to Indigenous Land and Territorial Acknowledgements for Cultural Institutions (linked below)
- The guide to Indigenous land and territorial acknowledgements for cultural institutionsDeveloped by: Felicia Garcia (Chumash), M.A. Museum Studies, New York University, 2018 with Jane Anderson, Museum Studies, New York University.
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