Logo via Chicago American Indian Center.

Photo by Levi Rickert, Native News Online, September 16, 2023, https://nativenewsonline.net/arts-entertainment/the-future-is-now-at-newly-opened-center-for-native-futures-in-chicago.

Logo via Chicago American Indian Community Collaborative

Photo via [Native News Online](https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/native-arts-spotlight-visual-artist-124340044.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAABzexRvPu-B4rcJCQiy-ERv6quZ0peGtCntHmaQZnbFrHx7Gj8ssyF4dI2whj3_qmXwUEQ_JMZm6RrpKq8Q4j40eRXHGyudMcdSbpZlcNwnypqFwhqLX-6dGSFWOxR6RTdwn2aGxdRZAjy2itFVFGupsvDC4OLcN6BBptTxDSYc2).

Photograph of Sab-eh-nay by unknown photographer. Image via Wisconsin Historical Society.

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Photos by Ponor via Wikimedia Commons Artist: Ivan Mestrovic Funder: Benjamin F. Ferguson Monument Fund (Ferguson was a lumber magnate) Date: 1928

A map of Chicago in 1830

"Conquest of the Prairie Lands" and "Father Marquette" by James Michael Newell (1945) at the old Des Plaines Post Office

Logo via Caroline and Ora Smith Foundation

Photo from Chicago Architecture Center.

Carlos Montezuma, [Newberry Library](https://collections.carli.illinois.edu/digital/collection/nby_eeayer/id/5457/rec/2).

Photo via Chicago Tribune

A Seminole father and son at the 1933 Century of Progress International Exposition.

Photo by Alanscottwalker via Wikimedia Commons (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:IndianPeace.JPG#filelinks) Artist: Cyrus Edwin Dallin Funder: n/a, purchased by Lambert Tree Date: 1890, installed 1894

Logo via American Indian Health Services

Photo Taken by Joshua Friedlein.

Logo taken from organization website

Photo by Kenneth C. Zirkel via Wikimedia Commons

Logo via Gichigamiin Indigenous Nations Museum

Photo by Alanscottwalker via Wikimedia Commons. Artist: John J. Boyle Funder: Martin L. Ryerson (lumber magnate/real estate investor) Date: 1884

Photo Taken by Joshua Friedlein.

Two Spirit Legacy Walk Plaque and Dedication. Image via “Two Spirit People,” Legacy Project Chicago. https://legacyprojectchicago.org/milestone/two-spirit-people

Logo via Center for Native American and Indigenous Research

Logo via Chicago American Indian Community Collaborative

“The 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago,” photo via [World's Fair Chicago 1893](https://worldsfairchicago1893.com/).

Photo by Ken Lund via Wikimedia Commons Artist: James Earle Fraser (1928)

A rendering of the Thompson Center, which is currently under construction, but being renevated by Google. Photo via the Architects Newspaper.

Logo via American Indian Association of Illinois.

You Are On Potawatomi Land artwork by Andrea Carlson (Ojibwe). Photo by Sarah Dalton (Citizen Potawatomi Nation)

Logo via California Indian Manpower Consortium.

Photo by Paul R. Burley via Wikimedia Commons Artist: Sigvald Asbjornsen (1901) Funder: Commissioned by Norwegian American community in Chicago

The sign for St. Augustine's Center for American Indians. Newberry Library. Photo by Rose Miron.

Occupation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Chicago Office by the Native American Committee, Seeing Indian Collection, Newberry Library

"Conquest of the Prairie Lands" and "Father Marquette" by James Michael Newell (1945) at the old Des Plaines Post Office

A postcard created for the 1933 World's Fair showing an imagined view of Kitihawa and Jean Baptiste du Sable's home.

"Covered Wagons and Indians" -Artist Unknown (1939) at Kohn Elementary School

The logo for the University of Illinois-Chicago.

A postcard created for the 1893 World's Fair showing an imagined view of the 1833 treaty negotiations.

A memorial marker on the land reserved for Chechepinquay (Alexander Robinson) in the 1829 Treaty of Prairie du Chien. Photo via Chicago Tribune, February 20, 1976.

Photo Taken by Joshua Friedlein