Explore augmented reality exhibits to uncover hidden histories of marginalized communities. Navigate interactive stories within a physical location. Learn about silenced struggles for freedom through audio and visual content.
Use your phone camera to draw on any surface. Access templates for animals, cars, and nature. Utilize the built-in flashlight for better visibility. Share completed drawings with friends. Create art using augmented reality technology.
Listen to Indigenous music and programs created by Native Americans, First Nations, and Indigenous artists. Stream traditional, hip hop, metal, and classical music. Access news and cultural content. Share playlists and support Indigenous creators.
Stream modern Native American music and podcasts. Access curated content featuring Indigenous artists. Listen to live radio broadcasts and on-demand shows. Explore cultural stories and community discussions.
Learn local history and map indigenous territories
Learn about indigenous territories, languages, and treaties in your area. Explore interactive maps showing current and historical presence. Discover treaty information and historical context. Update content as new territories are added.
Use AR to and real-world objects. Trace or create images using augmented reality. Add layers and adjust opacity. Export drawings in various formats and share directly.
Explore Santa Clara University's campus through AR to learn about Indigenous Ohlone history, colonial impacts, and cultural revitalization. View interactive narratives at specific locations.
Use your phone to project templates onto paper for . Upload and create custom art. Access sections for anime, tattoos, and cars. Record video of your process. Sync drawings with AR features for enhanced sketching.