Native American Heritage Month

November is Native American Heritage Month. In addition to their diverse traditions and history, Native Americans have contributed many aspects of modern American culture.

The celebration of Native American Heritage Month has happened every November since a resolution was signed in 1990 by President George H.W. Bush.

UHCL's Intercultural & International Student Services (IISS) and the School of Human Sciences and Humanities are celebrating Native American Heritage Month by bringing speaker Linda Sue Warner to campus Thursday, Nov. 29.

Join the Anthropology department and IISS tomorrow evening in the Forest Room at 7 p.m. to hear how Radmilla Cody overcame domestic violence and incarceration through song and Native American culture as part of Native American Heritage…

Radmilla Cody, a Native American award-winning singer, one of National Public Radio’s Great 50 Voices and an anti-domestic violence activist, will share her story of how she has experienced and overcome racism, domestic violence and…

November is Native American Heritage Month, which celebrates the culture and traditions of the first Americans.