Acknowledgement: Native Presence and the Guilford College Landscape

• "Indigenous Land Acknowledgement, Explained"

  Teen Vogue (2018)

• "What are land acknowledgements and why do they matter?"

  Local Love (2019)

• "Norton First Member of Congress to Introduce Native American Land Acknowledgment Resolution"

  DC Line (2020)

• "Land acknowledgements are about better relations, not just checking a box"

  IndigiNews (2021)

• Honor Native Land: A Guide and Call to Acknowledgement

  Resources from the US Department of Arts and Culture

• A Guide to Indigenous Land Acknowledgment

  Resources from the Native Governance Center

UNCG's statement: http://library.uncg.edu/info/land_acknowledgment.aspx

• Are You Planning to do a Land Acknowledgement?

  A posting with important questions and insights, based upon a Twitter thread by Dr. Debbie Reese, a Nambe Pueblo Indian woman

• Land Acknowledgements Are Not Enough
  Three anthropologists decry the use of land acknowledgments when they fail to advocate for genuine Indigenous sovereignty and the return of stolen lands.

• I Regret It: Interview and Transcript - CBC

  Hayden King, an Anishinaabe writer and educator, spoke to host Rosanna Deerchild of the CBC show Unreserved about territorial acknowledgements, what they mean in today's political climate and how they can be improved. (January 2019)

• Why Land Acknowledgments Accomplish Little

  Editorial in Inside Higher Ed, January 9, 2020. "Land acknowledgments don’t challenge us to reconsider beliefs or learn new things; they simply signal that the speaker is a faithful adherent of an ethical system that audience members presumably share. The signal promotes the speaker’s individual interests by providing the appearance of shared morality."

• I’ve started acknowledging the people who lived on this land first – and you should too

  Article appearing in The Conversation by Chip Colwell, Lecturer on Anthropology, University of Colorado Denver.