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Native American Heritage Month: Truth, Culture, and Continuing the Fight for Justice
Native American Heritage Month is not a symbolic celebration for us — it is a living reminder of who we are, where we come from, and the responsibilities we carry. For Indigenous peoples, this month is a time to honor our ancestors, uplift our culture, and speak truth into a world that has often erased, distorted, or silenced our stories.
It is a time to correct history.
To teach the stories that were never told.
To honor the land and the languages that carried our Nations long before colonization.
And to highlight the justice we are still fighting for today — justice for our women, our children, our land, and our future generations.
At Not Our Native Daughters, every month is Indigenous Month.
But in November, we intentionally open the circle wider.
We offer conversations, webinars, community gatherings, and educational events to deepen understanding and build partnerships rooted in truth, respect, and cultural integrity.
We invite everyone — Native and non-Native — to join the circle.
Creator made all nations and all tongues, and we believe our shared future depends on learning to live in peace, partnership, and mutual responsibility.
Today is a good day to learn.
Today is a good day to live.
And today is a good day to stand with Indigenous peoples.
If our work speaks to you, we welcome your partnership.
Donate today — your support strengthens our programs, uplifts our families, and helps us continue this critical work.
November 18, 2025
Social Media Storm: 11am PT / 2pm ET
Native Women’s Equal Pay Day – November 18, 2025
Social Media Storm: 11am PT / 2pm ET
Native women continue to experience one of the deepest wage gaps in the country, earning only 58 cents on the dollar compared to white, non-Hispanic men. Including part-time and part-year workers, the gap widens to just 53 cents.
Join the national Equal Pay Day social media storm using:
#NativeWomensEqualPayDay
#EquityForNativeWomen
Pathways to Safety: Strengthening Collaboration with Indigenous Communities
Not Our Native Daughters will participate in this statewide symposium focused on improving protection-order processes, safety pathways, and culturally informed services for Indigenous survivors.
Native Futures Community Meeting & Dinner
4:00–7:00 pm (Dinner served at 5:00 pm)
The Denver Foundation – 1009 Grant St, Denver CO 80203
Join the Native Futures Collective for an evening of community dialogue, updates on Native-led initiatives, and shared meal. Open to relatives, partners, and supporters.
Warrior Women: The Fight & The Fire Lives
A Conversation with Joy Harjo & Lynnette Grey Bull
A powerful post-Thanksgiving conversation between Joy Harjo and Lynnette Grey Bull exploring Native women’s leadership, survivorship, creative resistance, and the fire that continues to guide our Nations — the same fire that guides our hearts, our work, and our responsibility to future generations.
This dialogue honors the women who came before us, uplifts those carrying the fight today, and calls forward the daughters yet to rise.
Giving Tuesday: We Are the People, We Are the Change
An Indigenous Youth Voices-led event.
An Indigenous Youth Voices webinar featuring Chase Iron Eyes and Native youth change makers who are shaping the movements of today and leading the transformations of tomorrow. This conversation will explore land-based leadership, climate justice, cultural futures, and the responsibilities carried by Native youth as protectors, innovators, and storytellers of their Nations.
Together, we will uplift the voices of young leaders rising from our communities — youth who remind us that the fight for our homelands, our waters, our languages, and our future is alive in the next generation. Their courage, clarity, and commitment are powerful medicine for our people.
November 19, 2025 – Virtual Symposium
Venue
Hosted by the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition
November 20, 2025
The Denver Foundation – 1009 Grant St, Denver CO 80203
November 28, 2025
Webinar hosted by Not Our Native Daughters
Registration Link:
Coming soon — will be posted here once available.
December 2, 2025
Webinar hosted by Indigenous Youth Voices program of Not Our Native Daughters
Registration Link:
Coming soon — will be posted here once available.
