Native American Heritage Month
Resource Hub
Welcome to the Urban Native Collective’s Native American Heritage Month Resource Hub. This page offers you a way to engage with Indigenous stories, amplify Native voices, and foster a deeper understanding of Native cultures in Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and Indiana.
Whether you’re looking to download our social media toolkit, explore regional Native history, or learn how to get involved, these resources will help you meaningfully honor Native American Heritage Month. Let’s move beyond awareness into action—because we are still here.
How to Get Involved and Take Action
Non-Indigenous allies play a critical role in building meaningful relationships with Native communities. Here are ways to take action:
Donate: Take Action to support Indigenous-led organizations and initiatives.
Engage Locally: Visit historical sites and museums, attend events, and learn from Native speakers.
Amplify: Share Native stories and use our toolkit to post on your channels throughout November.
Host a Native Speaker at Your Event
Looking to invite a Native speaker to your school, organization, or event? Fill out the Contact Form to get connected with Indigenous leaders who can bring meaningful discussions to your community.
Please be advised that the Urban Native Collective recommends Native and Indigenous Peoples from our network of friends and connections, or our staff, board, and volunteers who often share their personal experiences and expertise. Their opinions and perspectives are their own- and do not speak on behalf of every Indigenous Person.
We appreciate a respectful inquirer.
Native American Heritage Month Social Media Toolkit
Celebrate, Educate, Take Action
This Native American Heritage Month, we invite you to learn about the enduring presence and contributions of Indigenous Peoples throughout Ohio, Northern Kentucky, Indiana, and beyond. Our toolkit provides resources to engage with the truth of Native experiences—past and present—and offers practical ways to honor Indigenous cultures. This is not just about reflection; it’s about understanding that we are still here and thriving.
What You’ll Find in This Toolkit
Ohio’s Indigenous History: Resources, local museums, podcasts, and community learning opportunities.
Native Land Stewardship: Native plant resources, plant and land learning opportunities, and Indigenous focused climate solutions..
Indigenous Women on the Frontlines of Climate Justice: Local, regional and national profiles showcasing modern contributions.
Truthsgiving: An Indigenous Feast: Exploring traditional foods and reframing so-called ‘Thanksgiving’ narratives.
How to Take Action: Ways non-Indigenous people can engage meaningfully with Native communities.