Faculty and staff are invited to join UNLV’s first university-wide observance of the National Day of Remembrance, honoring children who died during the Indian boarding school era and recognizing the resilience of survivors and their descendants.
When: Monday, Sept. 29, 2025 | Check-in 12:30 PM | Film 1:00 PM–3:20 PM
Where: UNLV Theater
Tuesday, Sept. 30: Orange Shirt Day observed campus-wide
Event Highlights:
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Film Screening: Remaining Native – a documentary following 17-year-old Ku Stevens as he navigates his dreams while learning about his great-grandfather’s experiences at the Stewart Indian School.
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Panel Discussion: Featuring the film director, Ku Stevens and family, Dr. Josh Bonde (Director, Stewart Indian School Cultural Center & Museum), and moderated by UNLV graduate student Analiesa Delgado.
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Proclamation & Acknowledgements
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Meet & Greet: Immediately following the film, attendees can enjoy Navajo frybread, refreshments, counseling support from UNLV CAPS and NAMI, and Remaining Native swag. T-shirts will also be provided to wear for Orange Shirt Day.
Campus Partners:
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Office of the President
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College of Hospitality: Dean’s Office; Professor Rhonda Montgomery; Tammi Tiger
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College of Liberal Arts: Dean’s Office; Graduate Student Analiesa Delgado
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William S. Boyd School of Law: Dean’s Office; Indigenous Nations Gaming Group (INGG)
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Reid W. Griffith Public History Institute
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Student Diversity Programs
