Partnership with the American Indian Cultural District
In 2021, SF Heritage started a partnership with the American Indian Cultural District (AICD), the first established Cultural District of its size in the United States dedicated to recognizing, honoring, and celebrating the American Indian legacy, culture, people, and contributions.
Our first initiative was formally adopting, with AICD’s guidance, a Land Acknowledgement and a Commitment to Work Meaningfully with the American Indian Community.
We also started collaborating on a series of articles spotlighting the history of American Indian businesses and organizations in San Francisco. Read our latest posts below:
| January 2022: The Legacy of the Indian Education Program in San Francisco |
| October 2021: American Indians on Film and the Work of the American Indian Film Institute |
| August 2021: The American Indian Center in San Francisco |
| June 2021: The Ashbury Heights Home of the American Indian Historical Society |
| April 2021: Friendship House’s Origins in Alamo Square |
| April 2021: Preserving American Indian Culture in San Francisco |
Related Posts
The Legacy of the Indian Education Program in San Francisco
This is part of a series of posts in partnership with the American Indian Cultural District to promote… Read More
American Indians on Film and the Work of the American Indian Film Institute
MC, Susan Masten (left), with Michael Smith and Cindy Spencer at the Palace of Fine… Read More
The American Indian Center in San Francisco
This is part of a series of posts in partnership with the American Indian Cultural… Read More
Community Voices: Preserving American Indian Culture in San Francisco
AICD board members Morning Star Gali (left) and April McGill (middle) with Sharaya Souza and… Read More
