'It's...time to go forward positively'
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A five-day celebration leading to the Jan. 20 inauguration began with Indigenous recognition
Jourdan Bennett-Begaye
Opposition grows to the $2.6B Enbridge pipeline from tribes, Indigenous rights organizations and environmental groups
Mary Annette Pember
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Compacts seen as a possible route forward
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The tribe began discussion with the administration in 2017 and entered into negotiations that haven’t happened
Dalton Walker
From Washington state to Ohio, creativity and strategy are getting land back for tribal nations
Shirley Sneve
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The panel, made up of 12 tribal leaders from across the state, is believed to be the first of its kind in the U.S.
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Environmentalists contend the Forest Service was pressured to push the review over the finish line before President Trump leaves office
The fight to save Oak Flat continues
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Sculpture honors Klamath Tribes
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Indigenous Peoples of New Hampshire Honoring Mother Earth
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Why.
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Native children’s book. gf.me/u/y6nmqh Can’t afford publishing
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