Standing Rock Sioux Chairman David Archambault II welcomed the news that President Barack Obama had indicated the Dakota Access Pipeline could be rerouted...
Concerned and angered by the use of dogs, pepper spray, military tactics and strip searches against unarmed water protectors at the construction sites of the Dakota Access oil pipe...
Since Saturday October 22, 127 water protectors have been arrested. There have been multiple reports that peaceful protesters were met with violence...
Although more than 300 tribes have rallied in support of the Standing Rock Sioux’s stance against the routing of the Dakota Access oil pipeline under the Missouri River near their ...
Last week, water protectors gathered in Washington D.C., outside of where the White House Tribal Nations conference was held, in support of #NoDAPL ...
Last week in Washington D.C, after the White House Tribal Nations Conference, leaders from several Sioux Nations, including Chairman David Archambault II from Standing Rock, Chairm...
Last week in Washington D.C. water protectors in support of #NoDAPL gathered outside where the White House Tribal Nations conference was being held to voice their thoughts...
Standing Rock Sioux Chairman David Archambault II on October 5 reiterated his commitment to keeping the Dakota Access oil pipeline away from the tribe’s drinking water after a U.S...