This guide presents physical and electronic resources offered by the Clovis Community College Library and beyond that spotlight Native American heritage, history, and contributions to society.
Years before the first resolution passed to declare the month of November as Native American Heritage Month, several presidential proclamations were made to highlight Native Americans. In 1990, President George H. W. Bush made the official proclamation which stated that November would be Native American Heritage Month in the United States.
2025 Theme from the First Nations Development Institute: Cherishing Native Foodways, highlighting the institute's Native Agriculture and Food Systems Investments program.
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Libby is a collection digital audiobooks and ebooks that you can listen to or read in your browser or with the Libby app. Your books will be "returned" automatically when they're due. Below are some books for Native American Heritage Month:
Dr. Lori Arviso Alvord (Navajo)
William R. Pogue (Choctaw)
Will Rogers (Cherokee)
Louise Erdrich (Ojibwe)
Ben Nighthorse Campbell (N.Cheyenne)
Carissa Moore (Native Hawaiian)
Sam Bradford (Cherokee)
Diane J. Willis, PhD (Kiowa)
