February 1, 2023

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February’s Theme is NATIVE

Our theme for February is NATIVE. It was chosen by our Honolulu chapter and illustrated by Jack Soren.

Where you are from shapes who you are. Where you call home influences your worldview. Understanding the traditions of your ancestors can help answer the question, “where do I belong?” Your connections to a place and the past should rightfully be a source of great pride.

The unique customs, art, and languages of native cultures make the tapestry of human civilization more vibrant. Yet many indigenous communities have faced marginalization, land dispossession, and cultural erasure. How much have we lost and what can be preserved?

By respecting and celebrating the traditions and achievements of native people everywhere, we can discover a deeper sense of connection and unity. What does our history have to teach us? What can we learn from each other?

Find an event near you

Discover other cultures and perspectives with this month’s hashtag: #CMnative

Attend an Event in Another City Virtually

Watch our New York chapter on February 16th.

Join our Tucson chapter on February 23rd.

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Featured FieldTrips: Create characters using AI on the 6th and make your social media content planning more effective on the 7th.

The thrill of cooking with native ingredients.

The benefits of growing native plants.

Natives of Los Angeles share 5 places that make it feel like home.**

20 modern Aboriginal artists.

A map of the world’s indigenous population.

Wikipedia’s list of indigenous peoples.

Listen to indigenous languages on Google Earth.

The impact of indigenous knowledge on biotech.

Should we save ecosystems by removing some native species?

The power of Native North American art today.

Where you are born influences who you become.

Know anyone in Quito? Tell them we’re looking for a new chapter host!

**Thanks to Emmanuelle Bourlier for suggesting this link.
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Inspired by NATIVE

Each month, we ask our community to submit creations inspired by our global theme and feature the selected works on our blog.

“Love Letters to Cities” was created by Rhea Zaveri in Mumbai, India.

See all of the featured work.

Meet the Illustrator of February's theme

Native to Hawai'i, Jack Soren also has roots in graffiti. His work speaks to the experience of indigenous peoples navigating their way through the modern world. Explore some of Jack's work on our blog.

I was born in Cleveland, but don’t live there anymore. If you do, you could become our new chapter host.

Waving, Brian (your Content Manager)

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February’s Theme is NATIVE

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