Guide to Indigenous DC is a walking tour map that showcases sites of significance to Native peoples in Washington, DC. It highlights the historical and contemporary federal tribal policies developed in the city, recognizing the Indigenous communities on whose homelands the District of Columbia stands. The app presents empowering stories emphasizing Washington, DC as a hub of tribal history, gatherings, and advocacy with a deep-rooted past.

This guide serves as a valuable resource for tribal historic preservation efforts in the city, catering to educational institutions for field trips and curriculum integration. Additionally, it offers educational and culturally-relevant content to tribal leaders, organizations, and tourists visiting the capital, promoting awareness of Indigenous peoples' contributions to national history and ongoing political processes.