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‘They played snow snake at Madeline Island’
Traditional winter game draws renewed interest in northern communities
‘Bring Her Home’ film features MMIW activists
Indigenous-directed documentary premieres at Big Sky film festival in Montana
Millions to spend, Klamath restoration crews look for projects
'Money is no longer much of an issue for us, at least currently ... Right now, I would say that the biggest hurdle we run into is finding willing landowners who want to do this work'
The Wrap: Longtime leader of Wanapum band dies
Indian Country headlines for Friday, Feb. 18, 2022
Ranger district provides firewood for Navajo community
The project provides tribes with a sustainable source of firewood from forest thinning projects
The state of COVID-19 in Native communities
Heading into year three of the pandemic, deaths among Native people has crossed the 10,000 death mark. At least one expert doesn't believe it will get much better unless vaccinations are embraced
Indigenous Olympian gets new look for Canada Hall of Fame
Hockey player Kenneth Moore could finally win recognition 90 years after winning a gold medal in the 1932 Olympics
The Wrap: Indigenous women stand out
Indian Country headlines for Thursday, Feb. 17, 2022
Longtime leader of Wanapum band dead at 66
Rex Buck Jr. died Feb. 11 at his ancestral village of P’na at Priest Rapids on the Columbia River
Gambling center plan in Oregon unconstitutional
Opponents of the plan – including most tribes in Oregon – organized and lobbied against it
Recognizing healthy relationships for Native youth
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month
Indigenous women stand out in gold medal hockey game
Longtime rivalry goes to the wire at Beijing Olympics
Tribal college part of NASA plan
'We are literally getting funds to aid a mission to Mars; we’d be part of that effort, and how exciting is that?'
US investigators: Ryan Zinke misused his Interior job
The former Interior secretary is a candidate in the June Republican primary for an open Montana Congressional seat, a position he held prior to joining former President Donald Trump’s cabinet
Alaska tribal court jurisdiction would expand under US bill
'The rates of violence experienced by Alaska Natives are particularly horrific and statistics should shock us all'
Keeseekoose First Nation finds 54 potential graves
The potential graves have been found through ground-penetrating radar at the site of two former residential schools in Saskatchewan, Canada
GLOBAL INDIGENOUS: Courts, prisons and unmarked graves
Coverage around the world on Indigenous issues for the week ending Feb. 13, 2022
Tlingit activist Elizabeth Peratrovich celebrated
‘She is an iconic woman in our history’
US announces tribal lockup reforms
At least 16 inmates died in Bureau of Indian Affairs facilities from 2016 to 2020
‘Let's get to work’
State of Indian Nations highlights progress, advocacy plans for the future
Agriculture department announces new equity commission
The commission includes at least one Native member and will analyze how the department systematically discriminates against Indigenous, and other historically marginalized, farmers
Canada’s Forgotten Olympian: Kenneth Moore
Ninety years after First Nations hockey player brought home Olympic gold, his legacy goes unnoticed
US senators call for comprehensive Arctic strategy
‘It is imperative the Arctic receives the appropriate attention to promote American interests’
Prominent Native lawmaker charged with drunken driving
New Mexico state Rep. Georgene Louis, a Democrat, was pulled over for speeding late Sunday night, according to police
After backlash, statue of Muscogee man reconsidered
The Muscogee (Creek) Nation wasn't consulted before the $300,000 statue was unveiled in Atlanta
Indigenous women to play for Olympic gold
US wins to set up gold-medal game Wednesday with Canada
Seminole Museum reopens with new exhibits
Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum in Florida celebrates past and future
Anton Treuer: Keeping the Ojibwe language alive
‘A language lives when it lives in the minds and hearts of young people’
An Indigenous Super Bowl champion
Walker River Paiute citizen Austin Corbett is the latest Native to win football’s highest trophy
Tribe receives funding for nutrition center
The Walker River Paiute Tribe was awarded a $1 million grant
Award-winning Mohawk musician reconnecting with culture
Logan Staats is finding light in the darkness
Tribal officials call for ‘critical’ water infrastructure
Several witnesses outlined their water infrastructure needs in a recent House subcommittee hearing
Oklahoma governor knocks McGirt ruling
Gov. Kevin Stitt delivered his State of the State address on Feb. 7
Indigenous Entertainment: ‘Reservation Dogs’ star talks roles
The latest arts and entertainment happenings connected to Indian Country
Expanding Ocmulgee's footprint
New director of outreach in Georgia's national park effort brings a Native voice to the table
Judge restores protections for gray wolves
At stake is the future of a species whose recovery from near-extinction has been heralded as a historic conservation success
The Wrap: Indigenous people left behind
Indian Country headlines for Thursday, Feb. 10, 2022
Muscogee dismayed by nearly naked statue of ancestor
The $300,000 bronze statue presents an offensive and historically inaccurate conception of Native people, tribal historians say
Indigenous film takes top honors at Sundance
‘The Headhunter’s Daughter’ wins short film grand prize for ‘poetic and dream-like’ vision
Suspect in shooting of tribal officer charged with assault
Yavapai Apache Nation Chairman Jon Huey said that the tribe is 'heartbroken' about the shooting but grateful for the support and prayers
Stunning job report? Minus the Indigenous
Bureau of Labor Statistics count Native American unemployment numbers for the first time
Indigenous journalist awarded $100K prize
The Heising-Simons Foundation awards the prize ‘for excellence in long-form, narrative, or deep reporting about underrepresented and/or misrepresented groups in the United States’
Redistricting plan targets Sharice Davids
GOP undoes veto of Kansas map hurting Democrat; courts next
Changes coming to better handle Native human remains
NAGPRA ‘allowed Native Hawaiians to bring thousands of our ancestors home to be respectfully venerated and ceremoniously reburied‘
200 Pascua Yaqui families getting new homes
The project received $18 million in low-income housing tax credits from the Arizona Department of Housing













































