Celebrating Indigenous Peoples
Indigenous Peoples Day organized by Delta Art Professor Mario Moreno displayed Indigenous heritage and traditions through various performances. PHOTOS BY PHOTOGRAPHER ARIANA MALLERY 
Linda Garcia Medina blows into a ceremonial conch to signal the start of the event. 
Val Shadowhawk, a key participant in the annual event, seen chanting and playing drums. 
Ehecatl (also known as Kevin) blows into a conch shell. 
Hueliliztli (also known as Johnathan) plays the drums. 
Indigenous Peoples Day organized by Delta Art Professor Mario Moreno displayed Indigenous heritage and traditions through various performances. The event featured Val Shadowhawk chanting and playing drums, Lydia Macy, Gerald Arnett and Joseph Cabrera attended the event. Moreno said Macy was influential in getting a recent board recognized land acknowledgment from Delta College. PHOTOS BY PHOTOGRAPHER ARIANA MALLERY 
Indigenous Peoples Day organized by Delta Art Professor Mario Moreno displayed Indigenous heritage and traditions through various performances. The event featured Val Shadowhawk chanting and playing drums, Lydia Macy, Gerald Arnett and Joseph Cabrera attended the event. Moreno said Macy was influential in getting a recent board recognized land acknowledgment from Delta College. PHOTOS BY PHOTOGRAPHER ARIANA MALLERY 
Indigenous Peoples Day organized by Delta Art Professor Mario Moreno displayed Indigenous heritage and traditions through various performances. The event featured Val Shadowhawk chanting and playing drums, Lydia Macy, Gerald Arnett and Joseph Cabrera attended the event. Moreno said Macy was influential in getting a recent board recognized land acknowledgment from Delta College. PHOTOS BY PHOTOGRAPHER ARIANA MALLERY 
Hueliliztli (also known as Johnathan) performs a dance. 
Lydia Macy, Gerald Arnett and Joseph Cabrera attended the event. 
Indigenous Peoples Day organized by Delta Art Professor Mario Moreno displayed Indigenous heritage and traditions through various performances. The event featured Val Shadowhawk chanting and playing drums, Lydia Macy, Gerald Arnett and Joseph Cabrera attended the event. Moreno said Macy was influential in getting a recent board recognized land acknowledgment from Delta College. PHOTOS BY PHOTOGRAPHER ARIANA MALLERY
Indigenous Peoples Day organized by Delta Art Professor Mario Moreno displayed Indigenous heritage and traditions through various performances. The event featured Val Shadowhawk chanting and playing drums, Lydia Macy, Gerald Arnett and Joseph Cabrera attended the event. Moreno said Macy was influential in getting a recent board recognized land acknowledgment from Delta College. PHOTOS BY PHOTOGRAPHER ARIANA MALLERY
