National Museum of the American Indianさんのイラストまとめ

@brettachapman Americans, where that text appears, presents Removal as debated on moral grounds, executed at terrible cost to Indian people, and successful on its own terms, which were odious: to clear the Southeast of Natives in favor of plantation slavery. https://t.co/URJXJMNiDG #hardhistory

Celebrate #HispanicHeritageMonth with a #childrensbook reading and hands-on activity. In Kiwala Goes to the Jungle | Kiwala Va a la Selva, a llama journeys to the rainforest to help her village. 11:15 am Tues, Thurs & Sat throughout Sept. Ages 3 and up. https://t.co/rERAQ1J2rN

The National Museum of the American Indian State of the Art Conversation 2018

3 p.m. Friday, August 17
The New Mexico History Museum, Santa Fe

@SWAIA @NMHistoryMuseum @HeardMuseum @EiteljorgMuseum @TheAutry

It's #ShakespearesBirthday! (Maybe.) In 2014 @AMERINDAnyc established the Native Shakespeare Initiative "to give Native actors the chance to further their careers in theater by performing iconic roles, to be freed from the shackles of stereotype,... https://t.co/e2WCncfXTW

“I started drawing after other people around here had already started. Nobody asked me to draw. Because my son’s wife died when their two children were very young, his children used to be with me....
#WomensHistoryMonth #5WomenArtists @artcaninstitute #Pitseolak #PitseolakAshoona

For children tomorrow, 3/10, at 11am at the DC museum, the story of Josephine Mandamin (Ojibwe of Wiikwemkoong), a grandmother and activist who since 2003 has walked around each of the Great Lakes to protect our planet’s water. https://t.co/WEms9mknZk #WomensHistoryMonth

NEW on Smithsonian Voices: Everyone's history matters. The #Thanksgiving story deeply rooted in America’s curriculum reduces the Wampanoag Indians to supporting roles. The true history of Thanksgiving begins with the Indians.
@SmithsonianMag
https://t.co/nQkI2CnLk4

For #narwhalweek, Pitseolak Ashoona (Inuit, 1904–1983), "Legend of the Narwhal," 1968. Kinggait, Nunavut, Canada. 26/406 1/

2pm tomorrow at NMAI–DC, #MTFF2017 presents 12 short films in 13 languages, then a panel on #MultilingualEducation. https://t.co/EdHX7I2ZZP

Celebrate language as a window on the world's diversity at the Mother Tongue Film Festival. DC, Feb 21–25. #MTFF https://t.co/unihhRTLqs