Bay Area Tribal Community Websites
Instructional Guidance
- Native Land (maps)
- 7 Essential Understandings of CA Indian History and Culture (NASMC)
- Essential Understandings (NMAI)
- Best Practices When Teaching About Native People
- Tips for Teaching about Native Peoples
- America's Byways and North American Indians
- Curriculum Models from Washington State
- Native American Heritage Month
- Why Land Acknowledgement?
- Ramaytush Ohlone Land Acknowledgement Guidance
Curriculum and Teaching Resources
- Beyond Recognition (video)
- A Brief Historical Overview of a Previously Federally Recognized Tribe (Muwekma)
- California Genocide (Wikipedia)
- California Indian History Curriculum Coalition (Sac State)
- California Native Perspectives (video)
- Indigenous Populations in the Bay Area (Bay Area Equity Atlas)
- Jessie Riddle, Cultural History, Intertribal Friendship House (video)
- Native American Heritage Commission (State of CA)
- Native American Storybook (Peralta Hacienda)
- Native Peoples of the East Bay, Past and Present (EBRP)
- Ohlone Curriculum with Bay Miwok Content and Intro to Delta Yokuts (EBRP)
- Ohlone Youth Summit (video - Bay Area Parks District)
- Protect Juristac (Amah Mutsun)
- My Name is Kai (early elem book)
- Kai Talks about the Missions (upper elem book)
- Timeline ERASED (Nisenan Rancheria))
UCBHSSP Instructional Materials
- K12 Teaching Suggestions
- Indigenous People in California (K-2)
- Looking Back, Moving Forward (3rd on up)
- Unit Map and Select Resources (3-4)
- Course Map - Draft (8)
- This Land is Native Land
- Land Acknowledgement
- The Doctrine of Discovery
- Introduction to Settler-Colonialism
- Reversing Manifest Destiny
- Indigenous Peoples' Day
- Video Playlist
Introductions to Settler Colonialism
Building Background Knowledge
- The Acorn: An Ohlone Love Story (podcast)
- Berkeley's Ohlone History (video)
- Native Americans of the East Bay after the Gold Rush (Contra Costa County)
- A Contemporary Ohlone Tribal Revitalization Movement
- Diablo Valley's Ohlone History (video)
- Four Case Studies of Land Back in Action
- 'How do we heal?' Toppling the Myth of Junipero Serra
- Land Grab University
- Ohlone/Costanoan Indians of the San Francisco Peninsula and their Neighbors, Yesterday and Today
- The Ohlone Way (book for purchase)
- The Secret Treaties with California Indians
- Native Networks and the Spread of the Ghost Dance