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Honoring Indigenous Peoples' Day ?? Today, we celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day, a day to recognize and honor the resilience, culture, and contributions of Indigenous communities across the globe. ?? It's important to remember that the histories and cultures of Indigenous Peoples are not just part of our past but are also thriving in our present. This day encourages us to reflect on the impact of colonization, while also learning from Indigenous knowledge, leadership, and creativity that continue to inspire change today. ?? Ways to show support: Educate yourself about local Indigenous histories and cultures. Support Indigenous-owned businesses and artists. Advocate for policies that protect Indigenous rights and land. Let’s use today as an opportunity to reflect on how we can actively uplift and support Indigenous communities not only today, but every day. #IndigenousPeoplesDay #IndigenousHistory #CulturalAwareness #RespectAndHonor

Today, we honor and celebrate the resilience, cultures, and contributions of Indigenous Peoples across the globe. Indigenous communities have long been the stewards of the land, holding deep knowledge and traditions that have been passed down through generations. At the Indigenous Bar Association, we stand in solidarity with Indigenous Peoples as they continue to exercise their rights, protect their lands, preserve their cultures, and assert their self-determination. Self-determination is at the heart of Indigenous sovereignty and justice—an essential right that empowers communities to define their futures on their own terms. Let’s work together to amplify Indigenous voices and ensure their rights are respected, now and for future generations. #WorldIndigenousPeoplesDay #IndigenousRights #SelfDetermination

Indigenous Peoples Day is a holiday celebrating and honoring the culture, history, and contributions of Indigenous peoples in the Americas. It is observed on the second Monday in October, coinciding with Columbus Day, which has been a federal holiday in the United States since 1937. The movement to establish Indigenous Peoples Day began in the late 20th century as a response to the celebration of Columbus, whose voyages are often associated with the colonization and oppression of Native American communities. Advocates for Indigenous Peoples Day seek to acknowledge the historical and ongoing injustices faced by Indigenous populations and promote awareness of their cultures and rights. The first official observance of Indigenous Peoples Day took place in 1990, when the state of South Dakota recognized it. Since then, numerous states, cities, and institutions across the U.S. have adopted Indigenous Peoples Day as an alternative to or in addition to Columbus Day. The day serves as an opportunity for education, reflection, and advocacy for Indigenous rights and sovereignty. Advocates emphasize the importance of recognizing the rich histories and diverse cultures of Indigenous peoples, as well as the need for reconciliation and healing from the impacts of colonization. ? Today, we should take a moment to honor and celebrate the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of Indigenous peoples across our nation. Indigenous Peoples’ Day reminds us to recognize the deep and enduring connections Native communities have to the land and their profound contributions to our society, past and present. ? #IndigenousPeoplesDay #CelebrateDiversity #SupportIndigenousRights #OneGlobalTeam #MBE #WBE #RKMC

Honoring the rich heritage, wisdom, and resilience of Indigenous peoples around the world. Today, August 9, we celebrate the strength of our cultures and commit to supporting our rights, voices, and future. #IndigenousPeoplesDay #CulturalDiversity #Resilience"

Today, we celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day—a day to honor the history, culture, and resilience of Indigenous communities across the Americas. It is a time to recognize the invaluable contributions and rich cultural heritage of the original inhabitants of this land, whose stories, traditions, and wisdom have shaped the very fabric of our society. Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day also serves as a powerful rejection of the glorification of Christopher Columbus, a figure whose legacy is marred by violence, enslavement, and the initiation of colonization that devastated countless Indigenous lives and cultures. For too long, the narrative surrounding Columbus has perpetuated myths of discovery while erasing the painful truths about his actions and the catastrophic impact they had on Native populations. By refusing to acknowledge Columbus Day, we resist the whitewashing of history that ignores the brutal realities of colonization: the exploitation, forced conversion, disease, and genocide faced by Indigenous peoples. Honoring Columbus perpetuates a narrative of conquest that dismisses the humanity and agency of those who were already here. It is time to embrace a more honest and inclusive account of history—one that acknowledges the harm inflicted and uplifts the voices that have long been silenced. Indigenous Peoples’ Day invites us to reflect on our shared history, confront uncomfortable truths, and commit to a future that prioritizes justice, equity, and respect for Indigenous rights. It is not just a day of remembrance, but also a call to action—to support Indigenous communities, advocate for their rights, and recognize the enduring strength of their cultures. Let today be a celebration of Indigenous resilience and a rejection of the glorification of a legacy built on the oppression of others. #IndigenousPeoplesDay #HonorNativeHistory #RejectColumbusDay #CelebrateIndigenousCulture #DecolonizeHistory #IndigenousResistance #TruthAndReconciliation #UpliftNativeVoices #IndigenousRights #NativePride #LandBack #ResilienceAndResistance

On June 21, #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay, we honor the history, culture, and contributions of Indigenous communities across Turtle Island, including Innu and Inuit communities, acknowledging their collective, traditional, and unceded territories. As a network engaged in substance use research, we embrace the guiding principle of Etuaptmumk - Two-Eyed Seeing as shared by Elders Albert and Murdena Marshall, integrating Indigenous knowledge with Western science to foster holistic insights and promote continuous commitment to learn, engage and share knowledge. Today, we celebrate the profound impacts Indigenous peoples have had on our world.?By embracing Indigenous ways of knowing, we continue to rebuild and strengthen the networks of wisdom that have stood the test of time. We honor and support Indigenous businesses, artists, and cultural heritage, recognizing the invaluable contributions these bring to our shared future. Together, we work to co-create a future where all communities thrive. Let's persist with our dedication to justice, healing, and unity. #IndigenousPeoplesDay #TwoEyedSeeing #Reconciliation #DecolonizeResearch

Honoring Indigenous Peoples' Day ??? Today, we take a moment to reflect on the deep history, vibrant cultures, and lasting contributions of Indigenous peoples. Indigenous Peoples' Day reminds us to honor the original stewards of this land and recognize the resilience, strength, and wisdom they continue to share. Why is it important to reflect today? Because acknowledging the past helps us build a more just and equitable future. By learning about Indigenous histories and supporting their present and future efforts, we can contribute to healing and justice. Here’s how you can celebrate: ?? Learn the history of the land you’re on. ?? Support Indigenous-owned businesses and creators. ?? Read works by Indigenous authors and artists. ?? Attend local or virtual events that uplift Indigenous voices. Together, let’s celebrate, learn, and grow in solidarity. ?? #IndigenousPeoplesDay #HonorIndigenousVoices #ReflectAndCelebrate #LandAcknowledgement #bipoc #bipoccommunities #ocsmallbusiness #ocentrepreneurs #smallbusinessowners #orangecounty #smallbusiness

November is Native American Heritage Month! A month where we recognize and celebrate the cultures, traditions, histories, and significant contributions of Native people. It is an opportunity to educate the public about the challenges faced by Native Americans in the past and present. Take time this month to acknowledge and listen to Indigenous voices, learn from their stories, and appreciate their legacy. ?? #AFA #MentalHealthAwareness #MentalHealth #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #NativeAmerican #Indigenous #IndigenousMentalHealth #NativeAmericanMentalHealth

Honoring Indigenous Peoples: A Day of Reflection and Action Today, our community observes Indigenous Day – a time to recognize, honor, and celebrate the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of Indigenous peoples. As we reflect on the resilience and wisdom of Indigenous communities, let us also acknowledge the ongoing challenges they face and commit to meaningful action: Educate: Learn about the Indigenous history of your area and the current issues affecting Indigenous communities. Amplify: Share and support Indigenous voices, businesses, and causes. Advocate: Support policies that protect Indigenous rights and lands. Respect: Practice cultural sensitivity and challenge stereotypes. Protect: Support efforts to preserve Indigenous languages and traditions. Let this day serve as a reminder that Indigenous rights are human rights. Our collective future is brighter when we honor, respect, and learn from Indigenous peoples and their profound connection to the land. What steps will you take today to support Indigenous communities? Share your thoughts and commitments below. #IndigenousDay #IndigenousRights #CulturalHeritage #Reconciliation #CommunityAction