Hurricane Sandy Unearths Remains at a Sacred Historic Site

ICTMN Staff
October 30, 2012
A surfer unable to ride the rough waves because of Hurricane Sandy discovered bones Monday on a rocky section of beach on Hutchinson Island in Florida , reported CBS 12 News ...

Sacred Bison Honoring Site Destroyed for Coal Underneath

Adrian Jawort
October 29, 2012
A close up of the bison bones that were ritually crushed...

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 ...

Police, Scientists Say ‘Vandalized’ Aboriginal Petroglyphs Never Existed

Alysa Landry
October 24, 2012
Officials are poking holes in a man’s claims that vandals destroyed an archeological site in Alberta, Canada...

Maidu Indians Oppose Logging By Pacific Gas and Electric Company in Humbug Valley

Alysa Landry
October 20, 2012

Maidu Indians in Northern California’s Humbug Valley are protesting a massive

Citations Against Winnemem Wintu Chief Dismissed

Marc Dadigan
October 16, 2012
Federal court officials decided Monday, October 15 to dismiss the citations issued to Caleen Sisk, Winnemem Wintu Tribe chief and spiritual leader, for the tribe’s use of a motorbo...

Great Sioux Nation Comes Together in Historic Gesture of Unity in the Name of Sacred Pe’Sla

Vincent Schilling
October 06, 2012

In the first time since the

Brookfield Renewable Power Donates 100 Acres of Sacred Mohawk Land to Hiawatha Institute for Indigenous Knowledge

Vincent Schilling
October 05, 2012
On September 28, Brookfield Renewable Power, Inc...

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...

Winnemem Wintu Chief Receives Court Date for Ceremony Citations; Faces Up to a Year in Prison if Proven Guilty

Marc Dadigan
October 02, 2012
For months, the Winnemem Wintu Tribe campaigned to pressure the U.S...

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