Fall 23 hours

M&T: 10-4pm

W&Th: 10-7pm

Fridays: By appointment only

Native American History Month

Join us as we honor, celebrate, and highlight Native American history and those currently working to strengthen the Native American community today.

Events for 2023 to be posted soon!

Resources

SRJC Resources for Native Students, Staff, and Faculty:

Native American Center

The Native American Center (NAC) centers Native Indigenous students and is dedicated to serving their cultural and academic needs as students at Santa Rosa Junior College. It is a place to learn, to grow, to relax, to celebrate, to meet friends, to find support, to get advice, and to nurture community.

More info here: https://nac.santarosa.edu/

American Indian Science & Engineering Society (Student Club)

The purpose of this club is to empower the community of native students at Santa Rosa Junior College and to educate, promote and encourage awareness cultures. Our aim is strengthen the presence of Native Americans on campus to show the resilience and perseverance of native communities in academic settings. We plan to engage in various efforts and activities that promote awareness to the school and broader community of our identity, issues and cultures.

More info here: https://studentlife.santarosa.edu/american-indian-science-engineering-society

Inter-Tribal Student Union (Student Club)

The Inter-Tribal Student union works to unite students in the SRJC community, both native and non-native, to educate and help bridge faculty and students of the Santa Rosa Junior College to communities within Sonoma County. Through extracurricular activities, we will engage others in our cultural traditions in order to unify and promote cultural identity and well being of indigenous peoples.

More info here: https://studentlife.santarosa.edu/inter-tribal-student-union

Native American Faculty & Staff Association

The Native American Faculty and Staff Association (NAFSA) is an alliance of higher education professionals committed to building strong Native communities by affecting meaningful change in higher education policies and practices that support and improve the educational experiences and success of Native faculty, staff, and students.

More info here: https://nafsa.santarosa.edu/

Land Acknowledgment

We acknowledge that we gather at Santa Rosa Junior College on the territorial traditional land of the Pomo People in Santa Rosa and the Coast Miwok People in Petaluma, past and present, and honor with gratitude the land itself and the people who have stewarded it throughout the generations.

This land acknowledgement calls us to commit to continuing to learn how to be better stewards of the land we inhabit. We recognize that every member of the Santa Rosa Junior College community has benefitted, and continues to benefit, from the use and occupation of this land since the institution’s founding in 1918. Consistent with our values of community and diversity, we have a responsibility to acknowledge and make visible the colleges’ relationship to Native peoples. By offering this Land Acknowledgement, we affirm Indigenous sovereignty and will work to hold Santa Rosa Junior College more accountable to the needs of American Indian and Indigenous peoples.

Interactive Map of Native Territories:

Learn more about where you live, the land you occupy, and the traditional territories of Native and Indigenous people's around the world: https://native-land.ca/

Contact us

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SR Intercultural Center

SR Intercultural Center

Fall 23 hours

Fall 23 hours

Native American History Month

Events for 2023 to be posted soon!

Contact us