Pe’ Sla Purchase Guarantees Sacred Land Will Be Used for Ceremonies

Christina Rose
December 21, 2012
“Tomorrow is the end of the world, but it is the beginning of a new world,” said Attorney Chase Iron Eyes, Lakota, who helped bring Pe’ Sla international attention with LastRealInd...

Three More Efforts in the Quest to Save Pe’ Sla

Vincent Schilling
October 25, 2012
This summer a 1,900-acre section of land in the Black Hills of South Dakota called Reynolds Prairie to some was slated to go up for public auction, but the area is the sacred site ...

Indian Country Reacts to Russell Means Passing

ICTMN Staff
October 24, 2012
As his life is honored in Kyle, South Dakota today, many across Indian country have reacted to the passing of self-described “Oglala Freedom Fighter” Russell Means , who began his ...

The Fate of Pe’ Sla Purchase – Sioux Nation Working to Raise $9 Million, Tribal leaders Meeting in Rapid City Today

Vincent Schilling
October 05, 2012
Back in September, the Rosebud Sioux Tribe (RST) announced that they had secured funding, specifically a $900,000 earnest deposit financed from the Indian Land Tenure Foundation of...

Pe’ Sla Owners Accept $9M Offer from Tribes

Vincent Schilling
September 12, 2012

In a historic victory for American Indian tribes, the owners of the sacred site

Pe’ Sla Purchase: Not Out of the Woods Yet

Vincent Schilling
September 07, 2012

Though the Ro

Tribes Reach Deal to Purchase Black Hills Sacred Site

ICTMN Staff
September 04, 2012

“When I saw that Pe’ Sla was at risk, I thought somebody should do something and I said that to myself for about two

James Anaya Urges Consultations on Black Hills Sacred Site

ICTMN Staff
August 23, 2012

The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples,

Chase Iron Eyes Asks For Help to Save Sacred Site

ICTMN Staff
August 19, 2012

Chase Iron Eyes, an attorney and founding writer at LastRealIndians.com, is seen in this video asking people to unite

Support Is Needed to Save Black Hills Sacred Site

Gale Courey Toensing
August 18, 2012

Each spring since time immemorial, Lakota people have visited their sacred places in South Dakota’s Black Hills—P

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