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Changing derogatory place names to promote reconciliation, justice, and healing.

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As Federal Sites Remove Black History, Communities Organize
Why Erasing Native Stories From Our Parks and Public Lands Hurts All Americans
CORE Statement on Truth in National Parks Act Introduction
Renaming the Land, Erasing the People
Urge Burgum to Rescind Secretarial Order 3431
Reps Huffman & Neguse disgrace Trump Admin censorship and demand answers from NPS
Save Our Signs Project
Register in Support of the Reconciliation in Place Names Act
Muir Woods Exhibit Becomes First Casualty of White House Directive to Erase History — Bunk History
Kodiak Alutiiq Place Names Interactive Map
'Indigenize SF' maps well-known street names and statues paying homage to genocide - 48 hills
BLM visitors chafe at Burgum request to review ‘negative’ signs
Over 100 Organizations Urge Rescission of Order 3431
Alaska’s ‘Nazi Creek’ is no more as federal board approves Unangan name
Remove Racist Language from Geographic Landmarks
2 sacred Dakota site names in St. Paul restored: "Indigenous place names have always been known"
CORE Condemns Secretarial Order 3431: A Dangerous Attempt to Whitewash Public Memory on Federal Lands
Oregon bill speeds up renaming process of places with offensive names
Advisory Committee on Reconciliation in Place Names Eliminated by Trump Administration
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Tribal Council Passes Motion Renaming Town of Dixon to Sčilíp
Nunavut government to rename 15 place names containing Indigenous slurs
California to remove slur against Native women from more than 30 street, building, and other place names
Kimberly Smith Appointed to Federal Place Names Advisory Committee
Kuwohi name restored in the Smokies. Why does this matter?
How Great Smoky Mountains' highest peak reclaimed historic name
CORE Celebrates the Renaming of Kuwohi! Read more about it here.
What's in a Name?