Mount Holyoke Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

This month, we recognize the many Indigenous nations whose cultural traditions have long acknowledged and respected diverse expressions of identity and community belonging. Across Native cultures, understandings of gender, relationships, and social roles have varied widely, reflecting the unique histories and values of each Tribal Nation.

The arrival of European colonizers disrupted many Indigenous cultural practices, including traditional perspectives on identity and community. Despite this, we have worked to preserve, revitalize, and reclaim important cultural knowledge that has been passed down through generations.

Join us for this conversation.
Free with the purchase of museum admission.

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🌈 Happy Pride Month, Holyoke! 🌈

The wait is over — Pride Month is here! Check out our full lineup of events happening throughout June and join us as we celebrate love, community, visibility, and joy across the Paper City.

📅 See the schedule below
👉 Learn more at holyokepride.org

Let's make this our biggest Pride yet! 🏳️‍🌈✨

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