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Saginaw Grant and Other Natives in Hollywood Come Together for Idle No More PSA

This is a public service announcement made by JT Pro...

Jade Willoughby Signs With Wilhelmina Models

Jade Willoughby, a Whitesand First Nation member who was...

The Pop Star and the Hopi Katsinam: A Little Help From Joe Dassin

In the days leading up to the April 12 auction in Paris of...

Art by Aboriginal Children of the 'Stolen Generation' Returns to Australia

More than 100 works of art created by Aboriginal Australian...

Tony Duncan Braces for NAMA 2013 as Both Performer and Nominee

Five-time World Hoop Dancer champion Tony Duncan is...

Native Stylespotting: Alicia's Ink

Alicia's Ink takes stylish yet plain shoes and accessories...

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'Cafe Daughter' Chronicles Canadian Insitutionalized Racism in the Mid-20th Century

Alex Jacobs

March 28, 2013

Ninety minutes of compelling story, an astounding performance of 12 characters by one amazing actress, great script and art direction, many painful truths and a pile of tear-soaked...

Cultures Clash and Commingle in 'Make It Pop' at All My Relations Gallery

ICTMN Staff

March 27, 2013

"Make It Pop," an exhibition currently showing at the All My Relations Gallery in Minneapolis, MN, is one of the most

Panda-Harper Memes Fly as Prime Minister Jets to Toronto Instead of Greeting Nishiyuu Walkers

ICTMN Staff

March 27, 2013

As the Nishiyuu walkers basked in the glow of their triumphant arrival in Ottawa after a 900-mile snowshoe trek from remote Whapmagoostui, Quebec, on March 26, the memes started fl...

'Native Entertainment' Magazine Courts Controversy in Indian Country

Adrian Jawort

March 27, 2013

Flipping through the pages of Native Entertainment magazine, you'll find a lot of risqué content that is abs

'Distant Thunder': Native Musical Aspires to Take Broadway by Storm

Simon Moya-Smith

March 25, 2013

Now that Distant Thunder , the Native American musical, has premiered in New York City’s posh Greenwich Village, the next big step is to book the show at a theatre off Broadway, sa...

Germany's Obsession With American Indians Is Touching—And Occasionally Surreal

Red Haircrow

March 23, 2013

Jürgen Michaelis, who lives near Dresden, was standing in front of the small, improvised tipi he keeps in his back garden, wearing a homemade deerskin suit and a matted black wig t...

Chinua Achebe, Nigerian Author of Iconic Novel Condemning Colonialism in Africa, Walks On at Age 82

ICTMN Staff

March 23, 2013

Chinua Achebe, author of the iconic novel that changed perceptions about indigenous culture by portraying colonialism from an African viewpoint, has died at age 82...

Northern Cree Singers Founder Steve Wood on 'Loyalty to Our Drum' and Why the Group Is Like a Hockey Team

Tish Leizens

March 23, 2013

“If you believe in yourself, who you are, where you come from, your culture and more importantly your language, it will take you to places you have never even dreamed of,” says Ste...

Joy Harjo, Natalie Diaz, Joseph Bruchac Among Native Literary Luminaries Gracing Indigenous Poetry Forum in New York City

ICTMN Staff

March 22, 2013

Poetry has long both reflected and guided Native experience, starting with oral communication down through the generations...

'In Like a Lion,' a Poem by Janet Marie Rogers for the Spring Equinox

Janet Marie Rogers

March 22, 2013

Janet Marie Rogers, Mohawk and Tuscarora, is the Poet Laureate of Victoria, BC, and a contributor to ICTMN -- for more of her work, visit her ICTMN archive here ...