H. RES. 169 is celebrating how important the Dominican community is to two New York neighborhoods, Washington Heights and Inwood, and wants to protect their history and culture there. It says they want to make sure people don't have to leave their homes because of new, expensive buildings, even though it doesn't say exactly how they'll do that.

H.R. 10383 is a plan to give money to places like libraries and museums to help them keep important books and records safe from bad weather. It makes sure they have the right tools and places to store these records, so we can always know our history and culture.

The bill is like a big thank-you card from the government to a Hindu group in New York, celebrating their special building's 50th birthday and saying how great they are for helping people and keeping their culture alive. Some people might wonder if it's fair for the government to thank one religious group like this because it should treat all religions the same way.

This bill says that there's a special week starting on February 5, 2024, to celebrate schools called Tribal colleges and universities, which are important for teaching and keeping Native American traditions alive. It asks everyone to join in by doing fun and meaningful activities to show support for these schools.

H.R. 1772 is a plan to make English the official language of the United States, meanng people will need to use English for most government stuff and when becoming a citizen. But, there are some special times when it's okay to use other languages, like for safety or keeping old traditions alive.

The government wants to make a special area in Georgia called the Ocmulgee Mounds a national park and preserve, which means they'll protect it so people can visit and enjoy things like hiking, fishing, and learning about history, but they want to buy the land nicely without forcing anyone to sell.

The Uyghur Genocide Accountability and Sanctions Act of 2024 wants to make sure people who are hurting the Uyghur people in China can't come to the U.S. and that their bad actions get stopped. It also plans to spend money on helping protect the special cultures and languages of these and other similar groups.

S. 288 wants to help people in Southern Mongolia, China, by protecting their culture and language, and by ensuring they have human rights. It suggests that the U.S. should work with other countries and take steps like giving money to programs that help keep their traditions alive.

The bill aims to make a special area in Louisiana called the Atchafalaya National Heritage Area bigger by adding a place called Lafourche Parish. This means there will be more land included so that people can learn about and remember the history and culture of that part of Louisiana.

H.R. 9987 is about setting up a group of people to see if we can make a special museum about Italian American history. They'll think about where it could be, who will help pay for it, and if it can be part of a big family of museums called the Smithsonian.

H.R. 7227 wants to create a special group to learn about and help Native American communities hurt by Indian Boarding Schools in the past, but it uses money that was supposed to help with COVID-19 and might not tell everyone how it spends all its money.

In February 2025, people are encouraged to celebrate and use the Hawaiian language, which is special to the people of Hawaii, even though it was once not allowed in schools. This special month is about remembering its importance and trying to make sure it lasts for a long time.

S. 138 wants to update a law to help talk things out between Tibet and China, making sure Tibet's unique culture and history are protected. It also wants to stop any untrue stories about Tibet and make sure everyone knows what areas are included when they talk about Tibet.

The bill wants the government to check if a special place in Hawaii called Lahaina should be recognized as an area to remember and keep its history and culture safe. To do this, they need to talk to many local people and organizations to see if it's a good idea.

This bill wants to change some rules so that people in Alaska who make crafts using certain parts of birds can sell and move them around, as long as they follow the law and don't harm the birds in a bad way.

H. R. 8219 is about checking if a special piece of land in Hawaii should become a protected place called the "Lahaina National Heritage Area." People who know a lot about the area's history and culture will help decide if this is a good idea.

H. RES. 1487 wants to make September 23 to September 29, 2024, a special week to say "thank you" to schools that help lots of children from Asian, Hawaiian, and Pacific Island backgrounds get a good education and keep their cultures alive. These schools do a great job helping kids who may be the first in their families to go to college.

This resolution says that Northwest Coast Art is a special kind of art that should be protected because it is important to our culture and history. It asks Congress to make sure this art is safe for the future, but it doesn't say exactly how to do that yet.

In H. R. 359, a plan is suggested for a historic fort in Puerto Rico to join the special places cared for by the National Park System, like a big family. The park people will help a Puerto Rican group take care of the fort, but they won't own or manage it, and the nearby areas won't have to change.

H. RES. 146 is a special acknowledgment to celebrate the Harlem Renaissance, a time when lots of African American artists, writers, and musicians created amazing things that changed American culture. It wants to keep Harlem's history safe and make sure people remember how important it is, but it doesn't say exactly how to do that.

The bill wants a study to see if a special place in Lahaina, Hawaii, can become a National Heritage Area, which means it's a very important place to save and remember. This study checks if it's a good idea and how it could work, but some people are worried about how much this study will cost and how it's decided.

The bill wants to make the Ocmulgee Mounds in Georgia a special place called a National Park and Preserve, where people can learn about the land and its history, and the local Muscogee (Creek) Nation can help take care of it. It's like turning a special playground into an even more special park, where everyone works together to keep it nice and learn from it.

H.R. 3448 is a plan to help protect old battlefields by giving money to more groups, like Tribes and nonprofits, so they can take care of these important places. It also wants to make sure that Congress knows how these battlefields are doing by updating reports every two years.

H.R. 2345 wants to change a special place in Georgia into a big park where people can visit and play, and it makes sure it's done by talking and working with the people who first lived there, while making sure everyone gets along nicely.

H.R. 10537 is a bill that wants to help the people called Southern Mongolians who live in China by making sure they can speak their language and live their life how they want, and it suggests some rules and actions to protect them. It also talks about spending money to create special radio programs for these people to listen to in their language.

The bill is about giving some land in Tennessee back to the Cherokee people for them to use to remember their history and culture, but they can't use it to build casinos and need to make sure any new buildings don't mess with flood or river controls.

The bill is about giving some land in Tennessee to the Cherokee Indians so they can use it for special cultural things, but they are not allowed to build casinos there.

The government wants to take care of some land in Tennessee for the Cherokee people so they can use it to remember their history and have fun activities, but there are some rules they need to follow.