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First Peoples Native Center Presents:

Womxn Wisdom Wednesdays

Kissbell Preza (Maya)

March 5th

Join us as we learn wisdom from Maya descendant, Kissbell Preza. Kissbell serves as an Indigenous activist, artist, muralist, actress, dancer, and more! Kissbell is a strong advocate for the Indigenous community, specifically around Missing and Murdered Indigenous Woman, Girls, & 2 Spirit (MMIWG2S). Kissbell's advocacy efforts can be seen in donated art within the First Peoples Native Center!

First Peoples Native Center Presents:

Womxn Wisdom Wednesdays

Javi Pulpolibri (Pur茅pecha)

March 12th
5pm - 6pm
Multicultural Center

Join us as we learn wisdom from Pur茅pecha descendant, Javi Pulpolibri! Previously serving as Smashbox Makeup's first 2-Spirit model, Javi channels ancestral wisdom through their. gifts as a curator, mulimedia artist, and community organizer. Their art and events bridge contemporary practices with traditional Native ways of knowing, centering Indigenous voices and 2-Spirit experiences. Javi's portfolio spans murals, photography, and pop-up exhibitions that celebrate culture and community.

First Peoples Native Center Presents:

Indigenous Resilience for Healing Trauma

Join us in community as we learn wisdom from Professor Jessica Ross a Denaina Athabascan tribal member of the Native Village of Eklutna, Alaska.

She is completing her PhD in Indigenous Studies focusing on Indigenous ways of healing through trauma. She has also founded the Nughejagh Project (Dena'ina for "to become whole") which explores the implications of trauma and potential healing impacts of Indigenous cultural revitalization.

Thursday, March 13, 2025
Time: 10am - 12pm

Building 410 Room 2030 - Multicultural Center

To request disability related accommodations, please contact Equity Center equitycenter@mtsac.edu at least 5 business days in advance of the event.

The First Peoples Native Center Presents:

Debunking Your Mind

TUES, MAY 20, 2025 4 - 5:30PM

MULTICULTURAL CENTER
BUILDING 410, ROOM 2030

Join us for an evening of dramedy as we demystify common stereotypes and misinformation in media about Native American and Indigenous peoples.

With guest speaker, Nathan Shubert-Estrada, California Indians Nations College (CINC) and CSU San Bernardino, Native Student Representative

*Note: Sensitive language may be used due to the historical nature of the content

For disability accommodations, please email the First Peoples Native Center fpnc@mtsac.edu at least 5 business days in advance

The First Peoples Native Center Presents:

Native Grad '25

Saturday, May 24th 10am - 12:30pm

Summit Event Center, Building 410

Young warrior, are you ready?