Celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day
Montclair unveils Land Acknowledgement and new academic programming, welcomes tribes as part of on-campus event
Posted in: Native American and Indigenous Studies, News
星空无限传媒 University celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day on October 10 with a special on-campus event that not only highlighted thriving Indigenous cultures, but also showcased the institution鈥檚 commitment to creating hands-on learning opportunities that make a difference in the world.
Montclair welcomed the Red Blanket Singers of the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribe of New Jersey for a special performance as part of the early evening event, which also served as the formal unveiling of the University鈥檚 new Native American and Indigenous Studies minor and Montclair鈥檚 formal Land Acknowledgement.


Students from Montclair鈥檚 new course 鈥淚ntroduction to Native American and Indigenous Studies鈥 read the Land Acknowledgement to begin the event, which also featured remarks from President Jonathan Koppell and recent alumna and Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape member Brianna Dagostino 鈥21.








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