After discovering damage to more than 50 petroglyphs at...
Writer, poet and mother of two Jane Naviyak Kane has...
It’s on for June. Family reunion at 20,000 feet. Don’t...
  As the sale of the historic Wounded Knee site looms with...
In an effort to maintain a separate and peaceful...
The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan and the...
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Genealogy

Duane Champagne
June 15, 2013
One of the great challenges to renewing and sustaining indigenous nations are normless tribal members...
Two federal laws are clashing on the dusty shores of California’s Owens Lake...
To celebrate Father’s Day this weekend, the Chickasaw Cultural Center is offering free admission to fathers June 15-16 to Chikasha Poya Exhibit Center as well as complimentary cook...
Members of an 1890 expedition, financed by a Seattle newspaper, described the banks of the Upper Quinault River as “so dense with underbrush as to be almost impenetrable.” Logs jam...
The “winning” of the West underlies the identity of the University of Denver (DU), a 149-year-old institution whose day of reckoning over Old West issues is at hand, starting with ...
In the interview series Meet Native America, the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian invites tribal leaders, cultural figures, and other interesting and accomplished...
He was a rancher, a rodeo cowboy, a businessman, and at one time president of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe. Charles C...
After discovering damage to more than 50 petroglyphs at Petroglyph Point in Lava Beds National Monument in Tule Lake, California, security has been stepped up and visitor access to...
Being one of only a handful of Mashpee Wampanoag students hasn’t always been an easy road for Doug Pocknett Jr. to travel, reports The Boston Globe ...
June 11 marks the fifth anniversary of the day that Prime Minister Stephen Harper formally apologized to aboriginals for the 150-year residential-schools period of the nation’s his...

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