Sand Creek Massacre Exhibit to Close for Tribal Consultation

Carol Berry
April 18, 2013
A controversial museum exhibit about the Sand Creek Massacre of 1864 will be closed to the public as History Colorado consults with tribes whose ancestors were killed by U.S...

Young Utes Get Red Carpet Greeting at Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs Meeting, All Native Rodeo Discussed

Carol Berry
March 31, 2013
As befits royalty, some special attention was given to young Utes who attended the Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs (CCIA) events in their special regalia, prior to offering t...

Lack of Tribal Consultation Leads to Conflict at a Denver Museum

Carol Berry
March 27, 2013
When tribes, whose ancestors are the subject of a museum exhibit, are against that exhibit and ask for it to be closed pending further consultation, it’s obvious something is amiss...

Native Presence Grows on Colorado College Boards

Carol Berry
March 25, 2013
Ernest House Jr., Ute Mountain Ute, executive secretary of the Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs, has been named to the Board of Trustees of Fort Lewis College, a former Indian...

Urban Indians May Benefit From Colorado Law's Changes

Carol Berry
March 12, 2013
A 37-year-old statute has dictated the relationship between Colorado’s government and the state’s Native residents, while never fully addressing the concerns of today’s growing urb...

Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs Tackles Pending Issues, Longstanding Problems, and Youths’ Possibilities

Carol Berry
December 04, 2012
Anxiety over violence in Indian country intensified a little for some when Colorado voters in November approved Amendment 64, which allows those 21 and older to possess small amoun...

Colorado’s Urban Indian Listening and Learning Session Discusses Doing More First Priority

Carol Berry
November 20, 2012
Native people relocate to Denver for various reasons—the hope of better jobs, housing, schools, lifestyle—but they often encounter barriers, none more baffling than the shyness tha...

Colorado’s Urban Indian Listening and Learning Session Discusses Doing More First Priority

Carol Berry
November 20, 2012
Native people relocate to Denver for various reasons—the hope of better jobs, housing, schools, lifestyle—but they often encounter barriers, none more baffling than the shyness tha...

Native Tuition Hurdles at Fort Lewis College Move Toward Resolution in Senate

Carol Berry
August 21, 2012
Current and potential American Indian students at Fort Lewis College (FLC) in Durango, Colorado may be able to relax a bit because yet another bill for continued free Native tuitio...

Native Languages Go International

Carol Berry
April 17, 2012
With one stroke of an official pen, Colorado Gov...

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