Utah's Indigenous Day, November 03, 2023 - Roy, UT
Honoring the Wisdom of Our Ancestors while Preparing for Future Generations
The Utah Division of Indian Affairs serves as the primary Indian Affairs authority for Utah, playing a crucial role in fostering positive relationships among Utah Indian Tribes, federal and state agencies, and local communities. We strengthen government-to-government relationships by serving as a trusted resource, a collaborative partner, and a support to American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities. Our core mission is empowerment, unity, and shaping a brighter, more inclusive future for all.
who we are & what we do
Our mission is to promote mutual trust and respect by connecting Tribal communities and the executive branch, while informing and educating the public about our history and culture.
Gatherings
Our events support Native communities in accessing resources, opportunities, visibility, and information.
Resources
We offer Native perspectives and insights, providing accurate historical and quality cultural education to state agencies and the public.
Stories
Explore stories obtained from each Tribal government to ensure the accurate portrayal of Utah’s Indigenous culture and history.
2026 Utah Native American summit
Save the date, Friday July 31, for our 2026 Native American Summit! Our division is hosting our annual event in partnership with Utah Valley University.
Utah’s Native American Summit uniquely brings together State and Tribal leaders, community stakeholders, and engaged citizens to delve into the pressing matters and challenges facing Utah’s American Indian population. Join us as we come together to explore, learn, and ignite change.
