The Virginia Indian Heritage Program at VFH is helping to redress centuries of historical omission, exclusion, and misrepresentation. It creates opportunities for Virginians of all ages, as well as visitors to the state, to learn about the history and cultures of Virginia Indian people and communities, past and present.
Virginia Indian Program
Explore More: Virginia Indians
2nd Annual American Indian Fair
Celebrate the second annual American Indian Fair at Charlottesville's Random Row on December 1.
Celebrating American Indian Heritage Month
November is National American Indian Heritage Month.
Governor McDonnell Honors American Indians
VFH's Karenne Wood joined representatives from Virginia's Indian tribes as Gov. Bob McDonnell proclaimed November American Indian Heritage Month.
Past Silences
Karenne Wood says if we want a history that is closer to the truth, we need to create and recreate our stories in the present.
Lynchburg Community Dialogue on Race and Racism
Join VFH's Karenne Wood at the Lynchburg Public Library for a community panel discussion on race and racism.
