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California Native American Day is a time to celebrate and learn more about the distinctive cultures of the Native American people who are indigenous to California. It is a holiday celebrating Native American Heritage and the triumphs and struggles of Indigenous People.
The goal of California Native American Day is to promote awareness and appreciation California’s Native Americans. To help educate surrounding communities about the history and culture of Indigenous People, several programs and conferences are held each year.
This year, we’re also celebrating the passage of AB 855. California’s Legislature recently approved this historic measure designating the fourth Friday of September an official judicial holiday in recognition of California Native American Day.
Join us for a full week of cultural appreciation and learning.
This conference engages teachers in new and innovative ways to educate their students on factual Native history. Teachers of 3rd and 4th grade are encouraged to take the lessons and activities provided during the conference and educate their classrooms with proper knowledge of regional Native culture. Space is limited, registration required.