Indigenous Peoples of the World

This project, based at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, was created to recover and preserve rare Indigenous newspapers, photographs, and archival materials from all across Native North America.

This is an archived, digitized collection of literature from United Stated Indigenous writers.

This article traces the origins of the jingle dress to the Spanish Flu Pandemic in 1918

Google in collaboration with 35 cultural organizations presents these collections of Indigenous art and culture.

This is a collection of teacher-created resources and lesson plans for integrating Ojibwe art and culture into student learning.

Browse through this database of plant-based foods, drugs, dyes and fibers and learn how they have been used by Indigenous peoples of the United States.

This is a collection of Native American (Indigenous peoples of the United States) traditional stories, indexed by tribe.

We welcome you to the Passamaquoddy Peoples' Knowledge Portal

Cataloging hundreds of cultural materials across tribes and archival sources, the portal provides an in-depth look at Native American heritage.

The Native American polymath Sequoyah is famous for creating the Cherokee syllabary, a script that gained acceptance in the early 1800s and is still used to this day. Yet his next project, a Cherokee numerical system, never caught on.

The Māori are the indigenous people of Aotearoa or what is today New Zealand. Famous for their haka, poi, and face tattoos. They're descended from Polynesians, the greatest voyagers the world has ever known. But who are the Māori, what is their history, and what exactly is a Trojan Whale? Well, Let's Find Out!

In this useful collection of videos, information about many of the of the Indigenous Nations in the United States and their practices are shared.