November

Día de los Muertos

Nov. 1 – 2, 2025

Native American Heritage Month

Nov. 1 – 30

This month is dedicated to honoring the achievements and contributions of Indigenous cultures, history, and influence. The University and Tucson community hosts various events, including lectures, workshops, and cultural performances, aimed at fostering understanding and appreciation of Native American communities. This month-long celebration emphasizes the importance of storytelling, education, and collaboration with Indigenous peoples, encouraging students and staff to engage with Indigenous culture and traditions throughout the month.

Campus Clubs & Organizations

• Native American Advancement, Initiatives & Research
• Native American Student Affairs (NASA)
• Indigicat Student Association
• Tohono O’odham Student Association
• Alpha Pi Omega, Sorority Inc.

Resources

• Campus Sustainability Fund: Indigenous-Centered Mini Grants applications are due on Nov. 9, 2025.
• “Making the Story Speak” with Reid Gómez , a Race/Remix podcast episode from Arizona Arts
• North American Indian Drama, with 250+ plays
• Indigenous History in the Borderlands, a libguide
• Americans, an online Smithsonian exhibition
• U of A Land Acknowledgment
• Beyond Land Acknowledgement: A Guide from the Native Governance Center
• Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives by the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center
• The Invention of Thanksgiving
• Native Land Digital, an interactive map of Indigenous territories, languages and treaties