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We acknowledge, recognize, and honor the Indigenous ancestors, elders, and descendants whose nations and communities have lived in the Bay Area over many generations and continue to do so today. We respect the enduring relationships that exist between Indigenous peoples and their homelands.
Arellano gives a detailed context to understand our presence on the ancestral lands of the Muwekma Ohlone, land on which our institution and the city of San Jose occupy.
Five Steps to Writing A Land Acknowledgment Evaluate the Purpose of Your Land Acknowledgement. When writing a land acknowledgment, consider its purpose. Ground your Mindset in Honesty, Positivity, and Respect. Do Your Research. Write Your Acknowledge Focusing on Past, Present, and Future. Check Your Statement.
My Land Acknowledgement As a visitor on this land, I recognize how incredibly grateful I am to be here. I am committed to pushing for systemic changes and decolonization to support our indigenous learners and community.