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‘They Are Still Here’—New Western Shoshone Documentary Underway
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American Indian History

Ganondagan Museum Explores Traditional Tattoos of Turtle Island

Alex Hamer
10/24/16
Ganondagan, a museum and former village site of the Seneca Nation, held its Tattoo Traditions of Turtle Island event on October 15th in Victor, NY to showcase Iroquoian and other n...

Citing 1851 Treaty, Water Protectors Establish Road Blockade and Expand Frontline #NoDAPL Camp

Indigenous Environmental Network
10/24/16
Editor's note: The escalating standoff over the Dakota Access pipeline is becoming both militarized and politicized...

DAPL Crackdown Continues With Rubber Bullets and Mace As Water Protectors Form New Front Line

Mary Annette Pember
10/24/16
The water protectors taking a stand against the Dakota Access pipeline (DAPL) invoked 1851 Treaty rights on Sunday October 23 over unceded territory as authorities intensified thei...

Culture Held Captive—Tribal Members Want Patrimony Returned

Stephanie Woodard
10/24/16
“How dare they keep those materials?” asked elder Kathleen Holley...

Reclaiming the Truth: Stories and Reflections on Carlisle Indian Industrial School

Rick Kearns
10/21/16
Plans for cultural genocide as well as the stories of courage and oppression at the famous/infamous residential Carlisle Indian Industrial School appear in an unprecedented collect...

Featured Photo: Is This Really the Legendary Cochise?

ICTMN Staff
10/21/16

 

This image, supposedly of Chiricahua Apache leader Cochise, has surfaced yet again.

Featured Photo: Mule Deer in the Spiritual Heart of Shoshone Homeland

ICTMN Staff
10/20/16

 

Seattle School Board Calls for Federal Recognition of the Duwamish Tribe

Richard Walker
10/19/16
The Seattle School Board has done what the federal government has failed to do since 2001...

Coming Full Circle: ‘Tending the Wild’ Series on KCET Highlights Traditional Ecological Knowledge

ICTMN Staff
10/18/16
Indigenous Peoples are increasingly being seen as having the keys to save our habitat from human-induced destruction...

Hiawatha Belt Returns to Onondaga Lake

Alex Hamer
10/18/16
Before European contact on Turtle Island the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy was born on the shores of Onondaga Lake in what is now central New York State...

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