SRJC Multicultural Museum

Seeking nominations for Standing In Her Power: Portraits Beyond the Colonial Frame - a collaboration between the Santa Rosa Junior College Multicultural Museum and LexMexArt, funded by a grant from the Santa Rosa Junior College Foundation Randolph Newman Cultural Enrichment Endowment.

We invite you to help us gather a circle of Native American Women whose presence carries story, memory, and power.

The museum is seeking TEN Native American women, across generations and tribal nations, to participate in a powerful portrait exhibition celebrating identity, cultural legacy, resilience, and the strength of Native women. Participants will be photographed in their traditional regalia, contemporary clothing, or both, in a way that reflects who they are and the stories they carry.

This exhibition is meant to honor Native women and create visibility for the beauty, strength, and diversity within our communities. Participants will also receive:

• A $100 honorarium
• A selection of their portraits
• Inclusion in a museum exhibition and publication

Key Dates:
• July 10, 2026 – Final day to submit nominations
• July 21, 2026 – Participants notified
• August 2026 – Portrait sessions at the SRJC Multicultural Museum
• November 6, 2026 – Opening reception

You are welcome to nominate yourself or someone else.

Calling Native American women to represent their nations, their stories, and their strength. The SRJC Multicultural Museum is seeking Ten Native American women across generations and tribal nations, to be selected for a powerful portrait exhibition celebrating identity, cultural legacy, and the resilience of native women. Each participant will be photographed in her traditional regalia, Honoring both personal identity and ancestral heritage. Only 10 participants will be selected for this exhibition. Know someone who should be nominated for this exhibition? Nominate yourself or a loved one. Scan the QR code and submit a nomination by July 10th, 2026.
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Join us for a casual reception at noon on Monday, February 2nd in the museum!

Museum Greeting Card Sale!* Through December 24th only: In-house created cards featuring the Elsie Allen Pomo Basket Collection and other images of the museum, regularly $4.00 each or six for $20.00, now $3.00 each or six for $15.00!
We are open Mon-Fri 10:00 am - 3:00 pm.
Come get some of these gorgeous cards before the holidays! We'll even tie them up in a pretty ribbon for you.
*Sale excludes Eric Wilder Graphics cards.