Studying the Effects of Indigenous San Drop Out Rates in South Africa

Linda Daniels
March 31, 2013
Poverty and feeling left out of the dominant culture has seen record numbers of the indigenous San drop out of the formal schooling system in Southern Africa...

Mitch Albom: 'Vietnam Vet Deserves a Friendlier Farewell'

ICTMN Staff
March 25, 2013
On Sunday, March 24, Mitch Albom, the award-winning Detroit Free Press columnist and best-selling author of Tuesdays With Morrie , wrote about a Vietnam veteran who recently passed...

Seminole Hard Rock to Serve 120 Pounds of Turkey on Thanksgiving as Part of its Campaign to Fight Hunger

ICTMN Staff
November 21, 2012
The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida is challenging their neighbors to help them fight hunger in their local community this holiday season through a vari...

Captured Criminal Justice In Alaska Native Villages

Duane Champagne
November 08, 2012
Criminal justice administration in the state of Alaska is very centralized. It is also very ineffective...

United States Backs Native Voting Rights in Montana, Counties Want $90K if They Lose

Stephanie Woodard
October 27, 2012
In spare and elegant prose, the United States has weighed in on behalf of Montana Native voters suing for early-voting satellite offices on the Crow, Northern Cheyenne and Fort Bel...

Native Vote Could Sway National and Local Elections in Michigan

Alysa Landry
October 26, 2012
Environmental concerns, border control and other state and national issues are among the Election Day hot topics for Michigan’s Native population...

Is Current Indian Policy Sufficient?

ICTMN Staff
October 15, 2012
The year 1928 saw the release of the so-called Meriam Report, the first comprehensive overview of U.S. Indian policy since the 1850s...

Elections 2012: Don’t Expect a Political Debate About Poverty

Mark Trahant
September 17, 2012
Presidential candidates are keen on talking about “the middle class.” It’s a steady theme from both challenger Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama...

President Shelly Joins Shiprock in Handing Out Food Donations

ICTMN Staff
August 01, 2012
On July 31, Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly was in Shiprock, New Mexico in support of the community handing out donated food with Mercury One’s Restoring the Love through Food S...
Tanya Fiddler

Changing the Face of Poverty

June 25 marked the anniversary of the Battle of Little Bighorn, known by some as Custer’s Last Stand and known by the Sioux Indians as Victory Day....

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June 27, 2012

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