Answered By: Marcy Botwick
Last Updated: Apr 01, 2024     Views: 166

This inclusive program is housed in Zimmerman Library, 2nd floor, and offers:
 
  • Reference and instruction services related to Indigenous Studies and Research
  • Events promoting Indigenous scholarship and cultural heritage
  • Culturally sensitive outreach events and programs
  • Active engagement with middle and high school programs via library tours, instruction and information literacy
  • Three drop-in study rooms and one large meeting room that requires reservations
  • Two computer workstations
  • Current and recent back issues of native newspapers:
    • Cherokee One Feather, Fort Apache Scout, Indian Times, Jicarilla Chieftain, Navajo Hopi Observer, Native American Times, Navajo Times, and News from Indian Country
  • Newly acquired Indigenous Books and Journals in the INLP Gathering Place:
    • Cultural Survival Quarterly, Journal of the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association

For more information, contact: inlp@unm.edu or call (505) 277-7433.

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