USF School of Law Diversity Week 2021 - A Resource Guide

Information on the 51-acre heritage center, currently in development near Sacramento, which celebrates California's indigenous communities. Once completed, it will invite visitors with lessons based on Native American values, including: cultural preservation; learning and exchange; and land stewardship.

The California Indian Museum and Cultural Center in Santa Rosa, California, developed by the National Indian Justice Center, features a self-guided museum and online resources portraying Californian Indian life - from past to present - through Native perspectives.

Explore select online exhibits, digital artifacts, and centuries of indigenous and natural history from the world's largest Native American museum, located in Southeastern, Connecticut.

Contains a digital collection of Native American Constitutions and Legal Materials including laws and treaties from the early 19th century. Some documents are in original Native American vernacular.

The National Indian Law Library, produced by the Native American Rights Fund, is a law library dedicated to federal Indian and tribal law. Its unique collection of resources can help with Indian law-related research needs.

Open to everyone, the X̱wi7x̱wa Library at the University of British Columbia is home to community and academic Indigenous scholarship. Its organization, collections, and services reflect Indigenous communities' learning and research approaches.