Indigenous Peoples Day in Philly!
In January, Indigenous Peoples’ Day Philly officially launched its Year of Awareness, a multimedia coordinated effort to celebrate, defend, and restore Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Philadelphia following a court decision that overturned the former mayor’s executive order and reinstated Columbus Day.
Throughout the year, we are:
- Publishing a monthly newsletter From the Movement Desk with movement updates, resources, and calls to action
- Hosting monthly community meetings to inform, mobilize, and build collective power
- Launching a petition calling for the official reinstatement of Indigenous Peoples’ Day
- Sharing content on key moments — 1492, 1892, 1992, & today — and their lasting impact
- Celebrating our growing movement that is rooted in history, community, and 10 years of Indigenous-led advocacy
Join the Action Community Team (ACT) in the advocacy and legislative campaign to reinstate Indigenous Peoples’ Day (IPD) on the 2nd Monday of Every October.
Are you curious how you could help?
- Attend our community meetings.
- Sign up to our monthly newsletters to receive updates on our campaign and more.
- If you are an organizer, advocate, teacher, student, or just a concern resident interested in helping out, send us an email using this form or complete a volunteer form.