Alameda Native History Project

Advocating for Tribal Restoration and Native Representation

Honoring the ancestral legacy of the First Alamedans, the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe of the San Francisco Bay Area

Our mission is to advocate for tribal restoration and Native American representation in local governance. We promote transparency, educate the public on Native American rights, and develop innovative tools reflecting Indigenous histories and perspectives.

Through immersive experiences like acorn harvests, culinary education, and arts initiatives, we foster deeper understanding and appreciation of Native American culture, and local Native history. Our vision: a future where Indigenous heritage informs and enriches our shared community.

We're launching groundbreaking initiatives:

Annual Acorn Harvest: Reopening Indigenous Foodways, restoring cultural traditions, and sharing Indigenous culture with the community – practicing sustainability and regenerative agriculture while restoring cultural heritage for future generations, thanks to your support.
GIS Lab: Creating next-generation immersive educational experiences for all ages using open-source geospatial tools and software, pioneering innovative learning with AR, VR, and mapping/modeling tools – powered by Indigenous innovation and your generous support.
Arts & Humanities: Fostering cultural exchange and appreciation through culinary classes and hands-on experiences, engaging diverse audiences through interactive cultural events – thanks to support from community members like you.

Donate now to empower these initiatives and ensure the vibrant legacy of Native American culture illuminates our shared community's future.

Alameda Native History Project

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Alameda Native History Project

Honoring Legacy, Empowering Community