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Sisters in Circle Take on Women's Issues on the Navajo Reservation

ICTMN Staff
March 14, 2011
Women in Shiprock, New Mexico are rallying together to confront domestic violence, sexual assault and women's health concerns on the Navajo reservation , reported The Daily Times ...

Nixyaawii Golden Eagles Win District Crown

Sam Laskaris
March 14, 2011
The Nixyaawii Golden Eagles once again lived up to their name...

Saskatchewan First Nations Sign Employment MOU with Canadian Government

ICTMN Staff
March 14, 2011
Getting young aboriginals into the workforce is a prime goal of First Nations leaders, and on March 11 that agenda was moved forward when officials from the Federation of Saskatche...

What Have You Done For You Lately?

Mark Fogarty
March 14, 2011
The driving force behind recent gains in American Indian and Native Alaskan economic prosperity is not funding from state and federal programs but rather self-determination and sov...

AZ Grants Grand Canyon–area Permits to Uranium Mining Co.

ICTMN Staff
March 13, 2011
Even as the U.S...

Aboriginal Teen Named Model Global Citizen

ICTMN Staff
March 13, 2011
Elicia Withers, 16, is the youngest of eight British Columbians chosen as a model global citizen by the B.C...

Seneca Nation and County Hold Historic Meeting

ICTMN Staff
March 13, 2011
Cattaraugus County in New York state has been in existence for 203 years and it’s believed that there has never been a meeting between county legislatures and members of Seneca Nat...

Seminole Tribe Launches New Tobacco Brand

ICTMN Staff
March 12, 2011
Joe Dan Osceola, founder of Seminole Brands, LLC, and the tobacco company's newly appointed CEO Charles F...

Cobell Lawyers Up the Ante In Demand for More Money

Rob Capriccioso
March 12, 2011
How much money is fighting the good fight worth?...

The Ice Is Receding...

ICTMN Staff
March 12, 2011
But in a good way, this time of year at least. The Spring Equinox is nearly upon us, and soon the snow will give way to spring and summer blooms.

Wild Horses Couldn't Drag Me ...

ICTMN Staff
March 12, 2011
And now we won't be dragging them either. The U.S...

Hoh Tribe's Pride and Joy

ICTMN Staff
March 12, 2011
This idyllic pond is actually an overwintering habitat for young fish at the Hoh Tribe's hatchery along Chalaat Creek in Washington State...

Thomas “Thunderkick” Longacre

ICTMN Staff
March 12, 2011
He may have recently lost a boxing match to George "Comanche Boy" Tahdooahnippah, but Thomas "Thunderkick" Longacre wasn't fighting in his preferred sport...

Poetics and Politics 2011: Diné Professor Luci Tapahonso

ICTMN Staff
March 12, 2011
Luci Tapahonso , a Diné professor of American Indian Studies and English, spoke at the University of Arizona as part of the Poetics and Politics 2011 reading series ...

Former Congressman Bill Delahunt to Represent the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe

ICTMN Staff
March 12, 2011
American Indian tribes throughout the country can always benefit from having elected officials advocating on their behalf...

Mackenzie Pipeline Gets Canadian Cabinet Approval

ICTMN Staff
March 12, 2011
Long-awaited federal approval has been granted for the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline, part of the Mackenzie Gas Project, ConocoPhillips announced on March 11...

Yupik Rock from Frozen Whitefish

ICTMN Staff
March 11, 2011
Hailing from Bethel, Alaska, Frozen Whitefish play roots rock and cite as influences "Bobby Gregory, CCR, Jimi Hendrix, Nanook, The Country of Greenland." All singing is done in th...

Sonya Kelliher-Combs’ Art of Lines and Shadows

Babette Herrmann
March 11, 2011
When an art teacher told a class of students that only one of them would be a practicing artist in 20 years, Sonya Kelliher-Combs accepted his statement as a challenge...

Métis Nation of Ontario Releases Traditional Knowledge Documentary

ICTMN Staff
March 11, 2011
Southern Ontario Métis Traditional Plant Use Study , a documentary produced by the Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO), highlights some of the unique traditional and medicinal practices ...

Dead Sardines=Ecosystem Out of Balance, Say Tribes

Dan Bacher
March 11, 2011
The million dead sardines that surfaced in Redondo Beach Harbor last week in southern California point to an ecosystem that’s sorely out of balance, tribal leaders said on March 10...

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