Native American Heritage Month
November is Native American Heritage Month, or as it is commonly referred to, American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month.
November is a time to celebrate the rich diversity of cultures, traditions, and histories of Native peoples and to honor their significant contributions. Native American Heritage Month also provides an opportunity to foster understanding and build awareness of tribal communities, their unique challenges—both past and present—and the resilience and strength of Native peoples in overcoming these challenges.
Events
Watch Party: Virtual Author Talk with Navajo Investigator Stanley Milford, Jr.
Friday, November 15- Boulder Creek
Saturday, November 16 - Capitola
Watch Party! Virtual Author Talk on Native Rights and Culture in Fiction
Wednesday, November 20 - Capitola
Friday, November 22 - Boulder Creek
Native American Heritage Month Storytime
Thursday, November 21 - Felton
Read, Listen, and Watch: Native and Indigenous Authors, History, and Culture
Adult Book List
Young Adult Book List
Children's Fiction
Children’s Non-fiction
Picture Books
Watch movies from the Kanopy Native American History Month Collection free with your library card.
Learn about our local Amah Mutsun Tribe
Explore a wealth of information, exhibits, and collections hosted by the Library of Congress, in collaboration with the National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
Other Dedicated Web Sites
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