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
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Intersections of Memory and Exile
Join Karenne Wood, featured speaker on "Intersections of Memory and Exile", for the South Atlantic Modern Languages Association's 2012 Conference in Durham, North Carolina.
“A Proud Legacy”
Karenne Wood and the Virginia Indian Program are featured in the October 2012 Virginia Living Magazine cover story.
Virginia Indian Festival
2012 Virginia Indian Festival celebrates eight Virginia and Washington, D.C. tribes.
1619 The Making of America
VFH invites you to register for 1619 The Making of America.
1619: The Making of America
VFH, W&M, NSU, and the Nottoway Indian tribe of Virginia announce “1619: The Making of America”.
