The Esak’timá Center recognizes Indigenous Peoples’ Day at Sac State

The Esak’timá Center recognizes Indigenous Peoples’ Day at Sac State Categories: Community Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Events Featured Multimedia Video The Esak’timá Center recognizes Indigenous Peoples’ Day at Sac State Community members celebrate native tradition through song, dance and storytelling Nojixa Anacleto and Susana Grijalva • October 14, 2026 The Esak’timá Center held an Indigenous People’s Day celebration in the Acorn Amphitheater Monday. To honor the land the campus resides on and to celebrate the Indigenous people of Sacramento, community members shared traditions passed down by generations through singing and storytelling. View Story Comments Print this Story Leave a Comment Donate to The State Hornet $890 $2,500 Contributed Our Goal Your donation will support the student journalists of Sacramento State University. Your contribution will allow us to purchase equipment and cover our annual website hosting costs. We recently reset our donation goal, find out more here: https://statehornet.com/2025/12/resetting-donation-counter/ Donate More to Discover More in Community Sac State’s Young Democratic Socialists of America continues campaign to remove Starbucks from campus The Nature of the Hive: Bees in the crag UPDATE: Student in an active investigation after silent chalk protest The Youth Power Festival gives young artists and vendors an outlet Orange Shirt Day: Remembering children lost in residential schools Second chalk protest turns into disciplinary hearing More in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Tropeycalia Club performs ‘Cannibalism’ through satire and humor ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: Jonathan Ayestas, KCRA 3 Sac State Exhibit shows Pride has been historically ‘Rooted & Rising’ ‘Defiant and Divine’ PRIDE Center celebrates 20 years ‘Café y Conversación’ kicks off the semester with discussions of Cuba-U.S. relations Sac State fosters cultural connections through celebratory AANHPI pop-up event More in Events For the fans: insight to the community of Aftershock Nostimo! 63rd annual Greek Festival returns to Sacramento Ready to rock? Aftershock 2026 brings established and emerging bands to Discovery Park First lowriding exhibition cruises smoothly at Sacramento State 20th and K streets welcome the 38th annual Rainbow Festival ‘Pippin’ takes the Sac State stage with an immersive twist About the Contributors Nojixa Anacleto, Multimedia Staffer (she/her) Nojixa Anacleto is a journalism Major in her second semester with The State Hornet working as a Multimedia Staffer. Her hopes after graduation are to work and travel around the world with her multimedia skills in journalism. During her free time she likes to be in nature, take pictures, hang with her pets, friends and family. Susana Grijalva, Multimedia Staffer (she/her) Susana Grijalva is a senior journalism major in her second semester with The State Hornet, previously a visuals staffer.