French Judge Rules that Auction of Hopi Katsinam Can Proceed

ICTMN Staff
April 12, 2013
An attempt to halt an auction in Paris of 70 katsinam considered sacred by the Hopi Tribe has failed, with a Parisian judge ruling that the items are not protected under a French l...
Adrian Jawort

Leonard Peltier Supporters Hoping for a Presidential Pardon

To Leonard Peltier supporters, the fact that Barack Obama has taken such personal interest in the U.S. government’s relations with American Indians renews hope of a presidential pardon after he was denied parole in 2009 for his role in the murder of two FBI agents on June 26, 1975....

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December 21, 2012

Three Essential Native Films Go Digital

ICTMN Staff
November 24, 2012
In terms of variety and excellence, you'd be hard-pressed to pick a trio of films about the Native American experience any better than the drama Barking Water (2009, dir...

Elections 2012: Reinventing The Candidate May Be Republicans' Last Hope

Mark Trahant
September 17, 2012
In the 1972 classic film, The Candidate , Robert Redford’s character is told he is free to say anything he wants during the coming campaign...

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