Lorraine Jessepe

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Joan M. Rebar, Sac and Fox Nation of Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska, is 70-years-old who has been missing since September 26.
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Sheriffs Continue Search for Missing Sac-n-Fox Woman

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Abuse and Neglect: The Toxic Lives of Drug Endangered Children

Wichita Democrat Ponka-We Victors being sworn in
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Kansas State Representative Ponka-We Victors Is a Political Warrior

Chef Richard Hetzler (far left, 2nd row) and Miriam Menkir (far right, 2nd row) of the Mitsitam Native Foods Cafe lead the 2nd Annual Intertribal Solutions Cooking Class at the Prairie Band Casino and Resort. (Lorrraine Jessepe)
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Diabetic-Friendly Cooking Class Gets Lesson From Chef at Mitsitam Native Foods Café

J&J's Gallery Bar in North Topeka, Kansas features artwork by local Indian artists. (Lorraine Jessepe)
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J&J’s Gallery Bar Features Work of Native Artists

More than 30 Native villages in Alaska are in need of, or in the process of, relocating their entire villages due to the impact of climate change. Melting permafrost (permanently frozen soil), decreased arctic sea ice, rising sea levels and shoreline erosion have led to flooding, and the destruction of homes and infrastructure in Alaskan villages.
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Alaskan Native Communities Facing Climate-Induced Relocation

Approximately 100 members of the Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas participated in a Diabetes Awareness Walk May 18 on the Kickapoo Reservation in Brown County, Kansas, which is ranked as one of least healthy counties in Kansas. (By Lorraine Jessepe)
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Kickapoo Nation, Located in One of Kansas' Least Healthy Counties, Takes on Fight Against Diabetes

Angel Goodrich on the move against Delaware in the NCAA tournament
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The Indomitable Cherokee: University of Kansas's Court General Angel Goodrich

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Tribes Dealt Setback in Missouri River Recovery Discussions

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Homecoming: Contemporary Artist Chris Pappan Redefines Plains Indian Ledger Art

The Gavins Point Dam, on the Missouri River, near Yankton, SD, was built from 1952-57 as part of the Pick-Sloan Plan.
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In Missouri River Recovery Discussions, Tribes Have Their Say

Fluid City Rising by Ricardo Mendoza
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Saved by Art: Muralist Ricardo Mendoza

Antonio’s 2008 documentary about how movies have shaped and distorted the identity of American Indians has played all over the world.
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Red Man Films Goes Continental

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Pueblo ceramists bridge the past and the present

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Kiowa democrat seeks seat in Oklahoma House of Representatives

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The beautiful journey of Billy Mills

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Wanted: American Indian mentors

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Museum continues bold commitment to American Indian fine arts

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Prairie Band Potawatomi women finding their voice in landmark study

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James Anderson walks the walk

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A role model for Native youth

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The evolution of Indian education

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Dana Tiger answered the voice inside

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Looking to be a healthy solution

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Keepers of the fire

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SAIGE Training Conference looks to ‘Many Nations’ for ‘One Spirit’

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From self-doubt to validation

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Myths and reality

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E-Snag: American Indian answer to online dating

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University of Kansas Tribal Law Conference

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Healing to Wellness

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Self-esteem tops the charts of women’s health issues

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Building trust

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Discussing history

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We-Ta-Se Veteran’s Pow wow

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From assimilation to renaissance

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Native elders, educators call for greater indigenous inclusion in climate change dialogue

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Overcoming the obstacles

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Overcoming the obstacles

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Native elders, educators call for greater indigenous inclusion in climate change dialogue