Heather in the press:

“Native American women in spotlight tonight”

"Public History in a Virtual Age Podcast: Season 2, Episode 6"

“Be Thankful, recognize origins: A Native American’s Perspective on Thanksgiving”

“Hudson hires Bruegl as Indigenous Consultant”

“When History Hurts: A Conversation with Indigenous Lecturer, Historian, and Activist Heather Bruegl on Indigenous Trauma and Healing, US History, and Willful Ignorance”

Reframing History: Making Progress Towards Justice

Reframing History: Making Progress Towards Justice
American Association for State and Local History

“Brooklyn Event Looks at Murdered and Missing Indigenous Peoples Crisis,” Native News Online, March 2022

“The Lenape diaspora, once on the brink of erasure, championed in New York exhibition,” the Art Newspaper, January 2022

“A step forward at Mahopac community conversation on Indian mascot, but long road ahead,” lohud, November 2021

“She's Gone Missing: A Talk with Heather Bruegl,” Chronogram, October 2021

“In their own words: Stockbridge-Munsees share past. present and future in ‘Muh-he-con-ne-ok: People of the Waters That Are Never Still,’” Berkshire Eagle, August 2021

“New York island returned to Wisconsin-based Mohican Nation after hundreds of years,” Green Bay Press Gazette, May 2021

“Names changed at historic site to reflect Indigenous people’s history,” Times Union, April 2021

“Papscanee Island Nature Preserve Returned To Stockbridge-Munsee Community,” WAMC Public Radio, May 2019

“Western Mass. Summit And Trail Are Renamed With Native American Input,” WBUR, April 2021

“A History Of Native American Activism & Policy,” WUWM, October 2018