We host many cultural events and programs throughout the academic year that strive to build an inclusive and supportive community for Native and Indigenous students on campus. These initiatives also aim to educate the broader IU Bloomington community about the diversity of Native American cultural life and issues within contemporary Native communities.
Each November, the First Nations Educational and Cultural Center honors Native American Heritage Month with programming designed to support Native students on campus, as well as educate the broader IU Bloomington community about the diversity of Native American culture.
Inspirational conversations with experts who offer insight on unique cultural experiences and perspectives of Native peoples.
We have our final installment of the series this Tuesday at 12pm. Come check it out!
Free screenings of American Indian, Native Canadian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian films.
Social and craft activities that bring together the campus community to promote an understanding of Native American history and the contemporary expression in material culture.
The quintessential contemporary Native social gathering shares and honors history, tradition, and Native American culture.
