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Virtual Field Trip | Native American Stories

Join National Geographic for a Virtual Field Trip where three storytellers share unique insights from their experiences as Native Americans. We travel to New Mexico where a dedicated conservationist reinvents maps through the Zuni Map Art Project. Then, we visit the Flathead Reservation in Montana where a photographer challenges stereotypes through journalism. And finally, a quick trip to Ontario, Canada, reveals how a 20-year-old artist examines what it means to be Indigenous in a colonialist world. LEARN MORE For more resources for Native American Heritage Month, visit https://NatGeoEd.org/NAHM SPECIAL THANKS Go Project Films: Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee, Adam Loften, Devin Tellatin, and everyone who worked on Counter Mapping; Tailyr Irvine; Tsista Kennedy; and the Colorado Plateau Foundation. DC Collaborative for making this field trip possible. For other Washington, DC arts and humanities educational programs, visit: https://dccollaborative.org/ WHERE TO FIND US On YouTube:    / natgeoedorg   On Facebook:   / natgeoeducation   On Twitter:   / natgeoeducation   Our Newsletter: https://forms.nationalgeographic.org/N7S