This mural (re)maps Los Angeles and depicts traditional village sites that remain known throughout the city. Kuruvungna Springs Foundation These springs are located on University High School grounds, just a mile and a half from UCLA campus. This location is important to the history of Los Angeles...
As Indigenous issues change consistently, there are always new perspectives, knowledge, and allies to be gained, and we hope to use the story maps platform and this blog to give a voice to the various Indigenous LA groups. If you would like to submit a blog, please contact us through this site at...
Below are samples of story maps we worked on as a team with community members. Our main map, Mapping Indigenous LA, tells general stories of Los Angeles while listing a few places we collaborated with to hone in on the materials and options you have to make your own story map. We know that there...
by Mishuana Goeman (Tonawanda Band of Seneca), Associate Professor, UCLA, Gender Studies and American Indian Studies, Updated July 1, 2018 Does the material use the word squaw? Savage? Does the […]
In this project, whch began in 2015, we aim to provide a digital map of the layered, sedimented geographies of Indigenous Los Angeles through digital storytelling and community-based research collaboration. Our project includes the Gabrielino/Tongva and Tataviam, the first people of Los Angeles...
Create Your Own Story Map- Unfortunately our resources to aid in creating maps is no longer available as of 6/30/2024. We keep these parameters up in the digital realm as a resource for others who may want to make a map. Share your story References for how we started our process. We set up our...
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