Helen Hornbeck Tanner Helen Hornbeck Tanner, author of Atlas of Great Lakes Indian History , champion of Native American rights and expert on Native American history, walked on Jun...
Aboriginals found their own way to celebrate Canada Day on July 1, be they Philippine immigrants showcasing their indigenous heritage, Inuit in Nunavut and Nunavik partying, or Fir...
Photo courtesy Peter ThomsonUniversity of Wisconsin-La Crosse Archeology Field School student Christina Young takes measurements where the remains of a Native American settlement d...
The 130 or so years that Canada spent “educating” its aboriginal peoples to conform to the European mind-set have been over for some time now, but the country is only just beginnin...
The City of Hernando, Mississippi will celebrate its Native American roots over the Fourth of July weekend, and officials from the Chickasaw Nation will be joining the celebration...
The proposed Liberty Quarry in Riverside County is not only opposed by the Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians, but also by San Diego State University (SDSU) and the city of Temecula;...
He founded a town and then put a bounty on the Mi’kmaq. Now, more than 250 years later, aboriginal students will no longer have to attend a school bearing his name...
Hopi high school students will get to see Tutuveni or “newspaper rock”—a petroglyph site on Navajo Nation land that is sacred to the Hopi—in three dimensions from their classroom t...