November is Native American Heritage Month. This is a time to celebrate the vast diversity, contributions, history, and culture that Tribes from across this land bring and have brought since time immemorial. Time immemorial can mean since the beginning of time or from time beyond memory. ODOE Community Equity & Inclusion Analyst Lauren Rosenstein reflects on the month in her own words.
Read MoreFrom September 15 to October 15 each year, we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. This is the time to enthusiastically recognize the multitude of contributions that Hispanic and Latino/a/e/x people have made and continue to contribute to the history and culture of the United States. This month, ODOE Community Equity & Inclusion Analyst Lauren Rosenstein reflects on the celebration.
Read MoreFebruary rings in Black History Month. This is a time for reflection, recognition, and celebration of the many contributions of Black and African Americans. We reflect on those who have paved the way for our present. We are grateful for those who committed themselves to the Civil Rights movement throughout the course of United States history and continue the work today.
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