Land & Labor Acknowledgement
UNM Indigenous Peoples' Land and Territory Acknowledgement
UNM-Taos Indigenous Peoples' Land and Territory Acknowledgement
UNM-Gallup Indigenous Peoples' Land and Territory Acknowledgement
Statement Acknowledging the Labor and Sacrifices of Black Americans
At UNM, we respectfully acknowledge the traumatic history of forced labor of Black Americans who have advanced our country. We are indebted to the enslaved and exploited African Americans who established our U.S. infrastructure and economy, advanced civil rights, and continue to influence popular culture. We are obligated to continuously recognize historic and current systemic oppression and injustices placed on Black Americans. We are grateful to their ancestors; for without them we would not be where we are today. - (Fall 2022 FYEX 1110 Black Minds Matter Class)
References
- Land Acknowledgment Brown Paper [PDF]
- Land Acknowledgement White Paper [PDF]
- Territory Acknowledgement
- A Guide to Indigenous Land Acknowledgement
Authors of the Land Acknowledgment
We gratefully recognize the authors of the White Paper and the Land Acknowledgement:
- Dr. Lorenda Belone, Health Exercise & Sports Science
- Dr. Jennifer Denetdale, American Studies
- Dr. Kimberly Huyser, Sociology
- Dr. Lloyd Lee, Native American Studies
- Dr. Tiffany Lee, Native American Studies
- Dr. Glenabah Martinez, Language, Literacy & Sociocultural Studies
- Dr. Robin Minthorn, ED LEAD & Native American Studies
- Dr. Leola Tsinnajinnie, Native American Studies