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Exhibitions & Events

Event Calendar

Exhibitions:DC

The Story of Chocolate

February 14, 2026

Event | Washington, DC

Indigenous Games

February 17–21, 2026

Event | New York, NY

Mother Tongue Film Festival: "Uiksaringitara (Wrong Husband)"

February 19, 2026

Event | Washington, DC

Water’s Edge: The Art of Truman Lowe

Through January 1, 2027

Exhibition | Washington, DC

Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass

Through May 29, 2026

Exhibition | New York

Americans

Ongoing

Exhibition | Washington, DC

What’s Online

Online Resources

Code talkers holding hands

American Indian Magazine

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Teach & Learn

Native Knowledge 360°

Webpage from the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian titled 'American Revolution: Haudenosaunee Perseverance,' a digital inquiry book for grades 6â€“8. The header shows a river and forest background with text asking how the Haudenosaunee persevered through and after the American Revolution. Below are sections labeled Chapter One: Haudenosaunee Lifeways, featuring an illustration of people tending crops, and Chapter Two: War Comes to the Haudenosaunee.

American Revolution: Haudenosaunee Perseverance

three women in traditional clothing

Native Women Leading the Way: From Revolution to the Future

Teaching Poster

a group of people seated aroun a table talking and looking at varous educational resources

Native Knowledge 360° Teach-In

Professional Development (Online)

NY student groups: imagiNATIONS Activity Center

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National Native American Veterans Memorial

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