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The Native American Student Development office is here to support Native students at Cal, developing and implementing services and programs in the University community, working to retain and graduate Native students.

Come to the College Writing Programs suite (North Wheeler 119) next week Monday-Thursday Oct. 26-29 from 12 noon to 5pm ...
10/23/2026

Come to the College Writing Programs suite (North Wheeler 119) next week Monday-Thursday Oct. 26-29 from 12 noon to 5pm for College Writing Week. During CWP Week, there will be light refreshments, raffles, a photo booth, and at least one event each day that you're welcome to join (check schedule linked/below/attached), including the much-anticipated annual Berkeley Writers at Work event next Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 12 noon in the Morrison Room (Doe Library) where CWP Senior Continuing Lecturer and Playwright John Levine will interview Professor of Industrial Engineering and Operations Research Ken Goldberg about his prolific writing, his writing process, and more. Come enjoy what will most definitely be a fascinating reading and discussion in a cozy space!

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Navy and gold flyer: 'College Writing Week,' Oct 26–29, 2026, UC Berkeley College Writing Programs (writing.berkeley.edu). Open House in North Wheeler Hall, with games, refreshments, and raffles all week. Daily events include a Ballot Party, Berkeley Writers at Work, Trivia & Pizza, Faculty Game Night, a Librarian Roundtable, and Write-a-Poem-in-an-Hour. Most sessions in the Quinn Room, 114 Wheeler.

October Community dinner is coming this Thursday, October 29 from 6 to 7PM!!Join us for a spooktastic night with food an...
10/23/2026

October Community dinner is coming this Thursday, October 29 from 6 to 7PM!!

Join us for a spooktastic night with food and friends.

There will also be a fun costume contest where you can win tickets for the Golden State Warriors game on November 7th🏀

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Black flyer with a Halloween skeleton pattern: 'October Community Dinner,' Thursday, October 29, 6–7:30pm at the Native Community Center. Features food, games, raffles, and a costume contest with prizes including Golden State Warriors tickets. QR code and RSVP link included.

Our monthly In Good Company gathering featuring Kim Shuck is happening Wednesday, October 28th from 12:30 to 2PM at the ...
10/22/2026

Our monthly In Good Company gathering featuring Kim Shuck is happening Wednesday, October 28th from 12:30 to 2PM at the Native Community Center.

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Three-slide gray and hexagon-themed post for 'In Good Company: A Community Wisdom Series,' featuring Cherokee poet and basket weaver Kim Shuck. Event: Wednesday, Oct 28th, 12:30–2pm at the Native Community Center, lunch provided, RSVP via QR code. Slides cover event details, the series description, and Shuck's bio as an award-winning poet and former SF poet laureate.

The Golden State Warriors Native American Heritage Night will be on Saturday, November 7th 2026, at the Chase Center sta...
10/21/2026

The Golden State Warriors Native American Heritage Night will be on Saturday, November 7th 2026, at the Chase Center starting at 5:30 PM.

https://tinyurl.com/NAHNwarriors

Alt Text: “Flyer for Golden State Warriors Native American Heritage Night vs. the Orlando Magic, Saturday, November 7th, 2026, 5:30pm at Chase Center. Tickets range from $80 to $350 and include a meal, drink, snack, and an exclusive Native American Heritage Night beanie; scan the QR code for tickets, or call Michael Gherman at (415) 349-3895 for groups of 10 or more. Shows the Warriors logo, two beanies, and a blue-and-gold geometric design.”

The 3rd Annual California Native American Heritage Month Parade will take place November 7th, at the Sacramento Capital ...
10/21/2026

The 3rd Annual California Native American Heritage Month Parade will take place November 7th, at the Sacramento Capital Mall, starting at 10:00am.

RSVP here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScRHkbLO9JZ9DdwA6AX9LddW7xztqHzpMhE2bVJoUmdQXQqBQ/viewform

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Yellow flyer for the 3rd Annual National Native American Month Parade, hosted by the California Legislative Native American Caucus, featuring their seal logo and a bronze statue of a Native man in traditional regalia. Details: Downtown Sacramento, Capitol Mall, Saturday, Nov. 7th, 10AM. Describes the parade celebrating the contributions, achievements, and cultural diversity of California's First People. Contact: [email protected].

Join NASD this Thursday 10/22 for Bear Brunch from 10AM to 12PM at Anthony Hall! Alt text:“Flyer for Bear Brunch this Th...
10/20/2026

Join NASD this Thursday 10/22 for Bear Brunch from 10AM to 12PM at Anthony Hall!

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“Flyer for Bear Brunch this Thursday, 10/20, 10am–12pm, hosted by UC Berkeley Native American Student Development and the Native Community Center. Swing by for a morning pick-me-up; questions to [email protected]. Features a bear wearing a backpack and images of a bagel, berries, oranges, and orange juice.”

100 Years Later- 'ottoy Is a Sign of Change is a discussion that will explore the 'ottoy Initiative and the work it does...
10/20/2026

100 Years Later- 'ottoy Is a Sign of Change is a discussion that will explore the 'ottoy Initiative and the work it does to uplift Ohlone culture and repair the relationship between East Ohlone people and the University.

This event will be taking place Thursday, October 29, 2026. From 1PM to 2:30PM on the patio of the Hearst Field Annex.

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"Two-slide post from UC Berkeley Native American Thriving Initiatives: '100 Years Later—'ottoy Is a Sign of Change,' featuring Vincent Medina and Louis Trevino. Discussion on Thursday, Oct 29, 2026, 1–2:30pm at 'ottoytak (Hearst Museum Patio). Explains the 1925 erroneous declaration of Ohlone extinction and the campus-wide 'ottoy Initiative working toward truthful repair with the East Bay Ohlone people. Brownies and tea provided.

Transitioning to college as first years and transfer students can be challenging😓. But campus has many resources availab...
10/19/2026

Transitioning to college as first years and transfer students can be challenging😓. But campus has many resources available to support you throughout this new journey! You can always find community if you venture out.

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Seven-slide post titled 'Transition to College,' featuring the Campanile at sunset and the Oski mascot. Slides cover: what homesickness is and why it can feel like grief; common symptoms (sadness, anxiety, irritability, withdrawal, nostalgia); tips for coping (staying connected, self-compassion, patience, seeking support, building community); UC Berkeley wellness resources (group/individual counseling, health coaching, social wellness); external articles on homesickness from Calm, Mental Health America, BetterUp, and WebMD; and on-campus resources organized by NCC, INC, and RSF.

The NCC will be closed on Monday, October 12th. Thank you for your understanding!Alt text:“Notice from UC Berkeley Nati...
10/10/2026

The NCC will be closed on Monday, October 12th. Thank you for your understanding!

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“Notice from UC Berkeley Native American Student Development and the Native Community Center: ‘We will be closed Monday, October 12th. Thank you for your understanding!’ Black text on a cream, paper-textured background with a torn black edge, with the Big C, Native American Student Development, and Native Community Center logos along the bottom.”

Join NASD for a book talk on David Treuer's new book, The Savage Mind. This event will be hosted at the Native Community...
10/07/2026

Join NASD for a book talk on David Treuer's new book, The Savage Mind. This event will be hosted at the Native Community Center, Anthony Hall on Tuesday, October 13th from 4-5:30PM PT.

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"Flyer for 'The Savage Mind: An American Legacy Book Talk' with David Treuer. Tuesday, October 13th, 4–5:30pm PT at the Native Community Center in Anthony Hall, UC Berkeley, and on Zoom. Free and open to the public; register for Zoom at tinyurl.com/a3ws77ms. Shows the book cover and a black-and-white photo of Treuer."
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"Slide introducing David Treuer, USC English professor, New York Times bestselling author, and Ojibwe member from Leech Lake Reservation. Describes his new book The Savage Mind, which argues that frontier violence shaped both U.S. imperial policy abroad and American society at home. Includes a black-and-white photo of Treuer.

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