One year later: Canada mourns loss of 215 children at Kamloops
‘So many children gone. So much possibility gone.’
Wrapping up RES 2022
On the Friday ICT Newscast, RES 2022 is a wrap. We bring you interviews with Native leaders, government officials and artists. And we mourn the loss of our relatives in Texas
Education reparation: UC tuition scholarships for Natives are just, overdue
'UC has not been sufficiently accessible to the very people whose dispossession was core to its founding'
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‘Greenwashing’ gets new look from regulators
A proposal would hold companies accountable for their promises on climate change
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Navajo sign water rights settlement with Utah, feds
It's one of 16 tribal water rights settlements that the Biden administration is devoting $1.7 billion to fund from the recently enacted federal infrastructure bill
Tribal police agencies struggle to attract, maintain officers
The need for officers has been one of the most talked about issues among police chiefs
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$147M in grants awarded to tribal communities
HUD announced $95 million in grants for affordable housing and $52 million for community development
Thieves hit Diné musician
Scam artists took his prized horns, a laptop full of music and turquoise jewelry but they couldn't steal his love of music
Federal government sues Alaska over subsistence
Subsistence is vitally important to villages, as it is to the economy of all of rural Alaska. It's also deeply ingrained in Indigenous way of life
Senate committee holds confirmation hearing for IHS nominee
Roselyn Tso, Navajo, would lead an underfunded agency that has lacked permanent, long-term leadership since 2013
The Wrap: Boarding school testimony deadline approaches
Indian Country headlines for Wednesday, May 25, 2022
Gila River Indian Community receives traffic safety funding
'This funding will save lives. This is critically important to the community, our families, and everyone who drives on Gila River lands'
Former Miss Navajo Nation titleholders run for delegate seats
They’re all under 40 and already have years of political engagement behind them
GLOBAL INDIGENOUS: Promises Down Under, demands for basic services
Coverage around the world on Indigenous issues for the week ending May 22, 2022
New Mexico advocates review plan aimed at education deficits
Parents have turned to the court system to address frustrations with the state budget process and the quality of classroom education
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