Cincinnati Museum Center

Cincinnati Museum Center Will Develop and Design a New Permanent Exhibition, the Indigenous Peoples Gallery, Which Will Explore the Greater Cincinnati Region’s Long History of Human Habitation, From the Earliest Native American Societies to the Tribal Nations That Still Call the Central Ohio Valley Home. This Project Will Build on Relationships With Seventeen Federally Recognized Tribal Nations, Established Through the Museum’s Ongoing Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) Work. the Project Team, Comprised of Museum Staff, Tribal Representatives, Exhibition Design Contractors, and Local Archaeology and Anthropology Experts, Will Meet Regularly In-person and in Hybrid to Co-create the Exhibition Schematic and Final Exhibit Design. Using an Interdisciplinary Approach and Inclusive Lens, the Indigenous Peoples Gallery Will Center and Share Indigenous Perspectives, Feature Appropriate Cultural Resources Stewarded by the Museum, and Communicate the Message That Indigenous Cultures Live and Thrive in the Greater Cincinnati Today.