Native American Heritage Month

Book Lists

Learn More About Living On Ohlone Land (Web Resources)

Learn more about living on Ohlone land this Native American Heritage Month.

National Native American Heritage Month Reading Suggestions

This annotated bibliography features 23 adult books exploring Native American and Indigenous issues.

Indigenous Stories - Resource List

Books and links shared during the Indigenous Story Hour hosted by Oakland Public Library with special guest Manny Lieras

Great Native American Children's Books

Selected Native American and First Nations books for children, published in 2017 and earlier.

Read & Watch

November is Native American Heritage Month

Zoe Salahud-Din

"As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, with its changing meaning due to its grievous history, this honorary month gives us the opportunity to reflect on what it means to celebrate and how we can do so intentionally."

Congratulations to MacArthur Fellow, Tommy Orange!

 Rebekah Eppley

"Oakland writer Tommy Orange is one of 22 people selected this year to receive a MacArthur Fellowship, opens a new window. The fellowships are given to celebrate, and help fund the creative pursuits of, outstanding individuals working in any field. Check out one of his titles for your next read."

Meet The Author: Crystal Wahpepah

"I see beautiful vibrant foods from this land."

Resources

Resources

Learn More About Living On Ohlone Land (Web Resources)

Learn more about living on Ohlone land this Native American Heritage Month.

Indigenous & Native Language Movies

Movies and videos on Indigenous/Native languages and language preservation, free on Kanopy with your library card.

Ancestry Library

Meet your ancestors! Our online genealogy resources, such as Ancestry Library, can help you discover your family's past.
The Hackett Family poses for a family portrait

HeritageQuest Online

Public records and lineage tools for the family historian.

Native American and Indigenous Studies

with African American Museum and Library at Oakland

This resource guide is intended to help users locate holdings at AAMLO related to Native Americans and African Americans, recognizing Afro-Indigenous histories and the shared connections of Black and Indigenous peoples.