Bringing the Dead Home
March 28, 2023
11-16-2020 Ramón Vásquez can’t tell you exactly how many of his relatives have been dug up. He can’t tell you how many are now stored
Category: In the News
San Antonio’s first Native American Cultural Arts Center and Gallery to open soon
March 28, 2023
09-22-2022 SAN ANTONIO – A local nonprofit devoted to preserving and protecting the culture and traditions of Native American tribes and other indigenous people who resided
PODCAST: KARLA AGUILAR, THE ALAMO, AND HOW TO RECOVER FROM WHITE SUPREMACY
January 7, 2023
7-27-2021 Last week, Deceleration caught up with Karla Aguilar, development director of American Indians in Texas at the Spanish Colonial Missions, about a number of pressing issues. High
Ramon Vasquez y Sanchez Humanizes History in Vivid Artworks
January 5, 2023
San Antonian Ramon Vasquez y Sanchez has been many things: an advocate for indigenous Americans, an activist for social justice and Chicano rights, an agitator
Texas Heritage Project Anniversary
December 15, 2022
Folks, I am pleased to formally announce the 8 year anniversary of the Texas Heritage Project of American Indians in Texas at the Spanish Colonial
Tap Pilam addressing pandemic while continuing its battle at the Alamo
April 28, 2020
The Tap Pilam Coahuiltecan Nation considers itself fortunate. Despite recent setbacks on protecting a Catholic cemetery at the Alamo, it has been able to keep
Mission San Antonio De Valero Cemetery
August 2, 2019
As descendants of the Missions of San Antonio continue to push for inclusion is this process, we urge all our relatives and friends to continue
San Antonio Missions Tour with a Native Narrative
March 28, 2018
It’s called Alamo City for a reason. Pretty much everyone in San Antonio has seen the Alamo. Even those folks on business trips, weekend getaways,
The Native American story in S.A. is 15,000 years old, and counting
March 24, 2018
Throughout the 20th century, Texas students came away with one major impression about Native Americans in their state, said Texas A&M University archaeology professor Alston
Big Give: Living History
March 13, 2018
How nonprofits devoted to preserving the past capture the interest and passion of our 21st century world