A conversation with Cherokee filmmaker Steven Heape

Vincent Schilling, Today correspondent
March 19, 2010
A ward-Winning Cherokee filmmaker Steven Heape is the president and executive producer of Rich-Heape films ... Read more

Canada’s endorsement of the UN Declaration must be consistent with human rights

Letter to the Editor
March 19, 2010
I ndigenous peoples and human rights and faith based organizations welcome the announcement in the Speech from the Throne that the Canadian government is taking steps to endorse th... Read more

Great Wolf tax case begins in federal court

March 19, 2010
A federal judge heard oral arguments Thursday in the lawsuit brought by the Chehalis Indian tribe to prevent Thurston County from collecting property taxes on the Great Wolf Lodge... Read more

Tribes need to prepare for inflationary future

Dave Palermo, Today correspondent
March 18, 2010
NEW ORLEANS – American Indian tribes achieving unprecedented economic progress in the past decade now must brace themselves for future inflation, delegates attending a recent Nativ... Read more

It's time to get counted

March 18, 2010
It's a warning you don't see very often on a piece of mail: "YOUR RESPONSE IS REQUIRED BY LAW." But that message is greeting most people in the United States this week as the once-... Read more

Pow wow celebrates heritage

March 18, 2010
Canadian Indian Joel Syrette has been busy sharing his traditional dancing lately, performing the various styles of Native American dance to large public audiences at NMU and beyon... Read more

Native Currents

Jack C. Jackson Jr.
March 18, 2010
S ince the beginning of the AIDS epidemic, nearly 3,500 American Indians/Alaska Natives have been diagnosed with the disease and approximately half of our brothers and sisters have... Read more

Quechan boost HIV/AIDS awareness

March 18, 2010
The Quechan Indian Tribe will be celebrating the fourth annual National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day on Friday... Read more

House OKs bill to block casino

March 18, 2010
Arizona lawmakers are hopping mad at a Southern Arizona Indian tribe that is planning a casino and resort near Glendale and are pushing legislation aimed at allowing the city to an... Read more

EPA Announces the New Office of International and Tribal Affairs Action

March 17, 2010
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa P... Read more

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