San Mateo Mountains, Socorro County

This Land Acknowledgment Toolkit has tools and resources linked throughout. This page contains additional resources you may find useful on your journey of creating a land acknowledgment that helps you to advance health equity. You will find resources categorized in these sections:

LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT SAMPLES

Sampling of Land Acknowledgments from New Mexico Organizations

Statement Written for 2015 Fiestas de Santa Fe Action

Abiayala Sovereign Nations Citizens’ Collective's Acknowledgment

New Mexico Public Health Association’s Land Acknowledgment

Example & Resources by Children of the Setting Sun Productions

LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT GUIDES & OPINIONS

Native Governance Center: Beyond Acknowledgment 

Land Reparations & Solidarity Toolkit

National Environmental Education Foundation Guide

From Awareness to Action, in Truth and Reconciliation

From Conscience-Clearing to Meaningful Calls to Action

How land acknowledgments can erase indigenous people & sanitize history

THEFT OF LAND & CULTURE

Land Grab Universities (article)

Universities still profiting (article)

Smithsonian online lesson: What does it mean to remove a people?

List of Land Grant Colleges

Blood Quantum & Sovereignty: A Guide

Blood Quantum and its role in Native Identity

How Boarding Schools Tried to 'Kill the Indian'

Federal Indian Boarding School Initiative's Investigative Report

Decolonization: What is it? Why is it important? How can we practice it?

FEDERAL & STATE

NM Attorney General: NM Land Grant-Mercedes

What are the impacts of a Legislative Imperative for State and Tribal Relations

Advancing Racial Equity and Support for Underserved Communities

OSU’s Online Database of Indian Laws and Treaties

OSU's Online Database of Indian Claims Commission Decisions

An Introduction to Tribal Nations & the United States

About Yazzie/Martinez vz NM Dept of Education

State-Tribal Consultation Policies (all sectors)

Secretary of the Interior’s Order 3335: Reaffirmation of the Federal Trust Responsibility to Federally Recognized Indian Tribes and Individual Indian Beneficiaries

NM County and Tribal Health Care Act

MAPS

Native Land Digital Interactive Map of Tribal Territories & Languages

Bureau of Indian Affairs Map of Sovereign Nations’ Land Areas

NM Deptt of Health IBIS Map of Tribal Lands

Bureau of Land Management Live Maps for New Mexico

Native Lands, National Trails

An Indigenous mapping and research project of the Partnership for the National Trails System

U.S. Dept. of Interior Indian Affairs - High Resolution PDF Maps

Native American Funding and Finance Atlas

New Mexico Department of Health Regions

Library of Congress Map of New Mexico Land “Cessations” - 1899 

PART 1 PART 2 PART 3

NM Community Data Collaborative’s map of US Indian boarding schools & Canadian residential schools

New Mexico Oil and Gas Lease Sale Parcels

The United States Geological Survey "Indian Land Areas Judicially Established 1978"

HEALTH & WELLNESS

2021-2022 Tribal Education Status Report

Albuquerque Area Southwest Tribal Epidemiology Center

Albuquerque Area Indian Health Board

Native Health Database

Indian Country ECHO

A professional community that enhances providers’ ability to offer Native patients high-quality care, with free trainings, resources, technical assistance, and capacity building.

NICWA’s Effective Leadership for Tribal Child Welfare

Unequal Treatment: Confronting Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health Care

Read online or PDF download

Defining Youth Success Using Culturally Appropriate Community-based Participatory Research Methods by Terry Cross, NICWA

Johns Hopkins’ Center for Indigenous Health

USDOH Healthy People 2030

USDOH Evidence Now Tools & Resources

Identifying Barriers to Healthcare to Reduce Health Disparity at Zuni

Historical Trauma Social Media Toolkit: Historical Trauma

New Mexico Health Equity Partnership

National Indian Health Board

NICWA’s Family Engagement: Tribal Best Practices for Family Engagement Toolkit

EQUITY & CULTURAL COMPETANCY

NMAHC’s Health Equity Guide

Advancing Racial Equity and Support for Underserved Communities

Continuum of Cultural Competancy

NMDOH Office of Health Equity

Annie E. Casey Foundation's Race Equity & Inclusion Action Guide

UNM College of Population Health Equity & Anti-Racism Series

ADVOCACY & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Developing a Theory of Change: Practical Guidance & Templates

Creating Social Change: A Guide For Everyday Citizens

Principles of Community Engagement

Community Toolbox

Championing Change: A Practitioner Guide for Leading Inclusive and Equity-Infused Rapid-Cycle Learning

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

First Nations Development Institute

SHARE NEW MEXICO: Community Resources & Social Services Directory

Native Languages of the Americas

How to Talk About Native Nations: A Guide

Society for the Study of
Indigenous Languages of Americas

National Congress of American Indians

NM Archives Online

Eight Northern Indian Pueblos

PO Box 969
Ohkay Owingeh, NM 87566
Phone: (505) 747-1593
Fax: (505) 747-1599

NATIVE NATION CONTACTS

All Pueblo Council of Governors

2401 12th Street, NW
Albuquerque, NM 87104
Phone: (505) 212-7041
Fax: (505) 883-7682

Five Sandoval Indian Pueblos

4321 – B Fulcrum Way NE
Rio Rancho, NM 87144
Phone: (505) 867-3351
Fax: (505) 867-3514

19 Pueblos Indian Cultural Center

Indigenous Youth Council

Contacts for Navajo Leadership

Contacts for Pueblo Leadership

Contacts for Apache Leadership

State of New Mexico Tribal Liaisons

PARTNERS

DOWNLOAD GUIDE

INTRODUCTION

PART 1: PROCESS

PART 2: PURPOSE

PART 3: PEOPLE

PART 4: PAST

PART 5: PRESENT

PART 6: POSSIBILITIES

PART 7: PRESENTATION

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

TERMS & DEFINITIONS

PARTNERS