Newsletter

Parker Canby - Ace Videographer/Photographer at MAI

MAI has been very fortunate to have our young video and media intern Parker Grace Canby. Parker wears many hats at the Museum as our...

Museum Recovers with Healing Drumming

Last month the museum was fortunate to host an event with songs for healing and blessings. The event opened with a beautiful prayer and...

MAI collaborates with Spahr Center. Check out these informative videos!

The Spahr Center is Marin County’s only non-profit community agency devoted to serving, supporting and empowering the lesbian, gay,...

Leadership and Board Changes

We are pleased to announce that the Museum of the American Indian (MAI) is now under full Native American leadership with Native American...

Five Diné Women Physicians Fight the Covid-19 Pandemic

Photographs featured in the article by Eric Retterbush. An article in the March 2021 Smithsonian Review written by Jade Begay, describes...

New Book on Coast Miwok life for Young Readers!

Make sure to order your copy of Betty Goerke’s new book, Adventures of Two Coast Miwok Children, illustrated by Edward Willie. Fresh off...

Happy Native American Heritage Month!

November is officially Native American Heritage Month or American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month and is recognized across our...

Sarah Pusey, Our Dedicated Archivist

Sarah Pusey is the unofficial archivist for the Museum of the American Indian. She volunteered originally to complete an inventory of the...

Conversations with Our Elders Videos

This August Victoria Canby, Interim Museum Director, and intern Parker Canby began videoing a series of interviews with some of Marin’s...

Edward Willie: Reviving Women’s Regalia

The Museum of the American Indian (MAI) is very pleased to announce a new collaboration with artist Edward Willie to construct...