O’ob (Lower Pima)

This land is the traditional territory of the Lower Tohono O’odham, also known as the Lower Pima. Land acknowledgements insert an awareness of Indigenous presence and land rights into everyday life, often at the beginning of ceremonies, lectures, or education guides. They offer an explicit but limited recognition of the history of colonialism, of first nations, and of a need for change in settler-colonial societies. The Native Lands map is intended for educational purposes, is imperfect, and does not represent or intend to represent official or legal boundaries of any Indigenous nations; for definitive boundaries, the nation should be contacted.

Sonora · Mexico