By using various visual, social, eco-systems and intellectual platforms, American Indian Heritage Day in Texas comprehensibly provides a nationwide inter-tribal cultural representation of the over 567 federally recognized tribes in the United States and Canada as a grass roots movement to bring a stimuli of a new modern culture to provide a new existence born from genocide.

To dismantle the centuries-old misrepresentation of American Indian traditions and ways, AIHD uses carefully-created educational tools to provide resources for schools, youth, non-profits and corporations. Through education, we AIHD spreads accurate information and awareness about our rich American Indian history and heritage to new generations.

Mainstream media has transformed the public’s perception of American Indian cultures and ways of life into learning the stereotypical, romanticized falsities since the beginning of time. Cultural sensitivity develops a new fight of mentality versus conscious suggestion to re-think and react against the idea of Stereotypes and cultural issues through self-awareness & knowledge.

By creating an interwoven, multifaceted social fabric, AIHD places incredible importance on maintaining and supporting self-identity for all American Indian (urban and reservation) citizens, not only in the State of Texas but Nationwide. By using creative avenues to give our citizens a voice, AIHD brings light to the individual and unique experiences had by those living in intertribal communities.