Arica L. Coleman is an assistant professor of Black American Studies at the University of Delaware...
Gary “Litefoot” Davis walks confidently as he leads a tour of the Mesa, Arizona offices of the National Center For American Indian Enterprise Development (NCAIED)...
Daniel Garza

For a short time, soon after the first railroad tracks were laid down on the rich agricultural basin of central Washington State around the early 1900s, federal policy allowed government agents to break up the Indian reservations into allotments to be owned by individual Indians in an effort to e...

October 12, 2012
Treaty fishing rights are meaningless if there are no healthy fish populations left to harvest, say Pacific Northwest tribes, fishers and tribal environmental organizations...

An 18-minute black-and-white film, “The Last Salmon Feast of the Celilo Indians,” was produced by the

Washington State University
February 06, 2012
The most-used archive in the Washington State University Libraries is a collection of books, manuscripts, photos and artifacts from Nez Perce, Yakama and other Columbia Plateau Ind...
WHITE SWAN, Wash. – Flags fluttered in the breeze as the government-chartered plane landed at 4:30 p.m...
Carol Craig with additional reporting by Terri Hansen
March 02, 2011
YAMAKA NATION, Wash.—Sadness, grief and heartache etch the faces of Yakama tribal members following the Feb...