Celebrate Ohio’s first Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration! Come bring a colorful sign, or just come, to join in a public display of celebration, appreciation and solidarity for Indigenous People. We meet in Oberlin, southeast corner of Tappan Square (Main Street & College Street).

Tappan Square
Main Street & College Street
Oberlin, OH 44074

Come and learn about local indigenous history and the continuing struggle for human rights and self-determination. Meet members of the Oberlin Indigenous Peoples' Day Committee as they share their effort to replace Columbus Day in Oberlin with Indigenous Peoples' Day, and explain how celebrating Columbus impacts indigenous peoples.

The Oberlin Heritage Center is a supporting partner of this collaborative community event.

This event is free and open to the public!

Oberlin Public Library
65 S Main Street
Oberlin, OH 44074
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Come to our table at Family Fun Fair in Oberlin. We will have games and activities for children and information on Indigenous Peoples' Day in Oberlin. Our table is located near Ottica Eyecare on Main Street in downtown Oberlin.

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Last game of the World Series in Cleveland this Wednesday, November 2nd. Join Cleveland American Indian Movement and the Native community as we gather at the stadium in protest of Cleveland Baseball's use of the "Indians" team name and the despicable "Wahoo" logo. We have had dramatic media coverage of our demonstrations during the World Series; there is still time to let your voice be heard!

We congregate 2 hours before the start of the game and break up around the opening pitch.

RACISM AGAINST ONE OF US IS RACISM AGAINST ALL OF US!

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