UCLA Staff ‘Visit and Talk to’ Native American Artifacts upon Tribe Request Under Biden-Era Rule
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UCLA staff ‘talk to’ lonely Native American museum pieces at tribe’s request
Biden era regulations tell public universities to comply with ‘tribal knowledge’ UCLA staff “visit and talk to” Native American artifacts housed by the public university because some tribes believe the inanimate objects are “relatives and shouldn’t be left alone,” an employee said Tuesday during a webinar. Allison Fischer-Olson, the university’s repatriation coordinator and curator of… Source
By JACK TOLEDO Published: 21:36 GMT, February 16, 2026 Updated: 21:37 GMT, February 16, 2026 A curator at a museum at the University of California said that the staff speaks with inanimate artifacts of Native Americans to keep them company at the request of the tribes. Allison Fischer-Olson spoke during a web seminar about the Fowler Museum's efforts to meet the requests of natives to interact with inanimate objects. The seminar focused on a la…
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