Wednesday August 17, 2011
Commentary
Milestones: 100 Years and a Six Month Checkup
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Six Months
of Reporting
This past Saturday I went to a birthday party for the mother of a good friend, Paul Collins, who spent many months during the 1970s on reservations in South Dakota, which resulted in a series called, "Other Voices - A Native American Tableau." Read More »
Discussion »
International Day of the World's Indigenous People: Time to Craft Our Future
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Yellow Bird Apache Dancer
Today, August 9, is recognized by the United Nations as the International Day of the World's Indigenous People.
Since 2005, the International Day of the World's Indigenous People has been celebrated on August 9 each year to recognize the first United Nations Working Group on Indigenous Populations meeting in Geneva in 1982. Read More »
Discussion »
A Summer Irony: Attorney General at Wounded Knee; Leonard Peltier in the Hole in Lewisburg
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Wounded Knee
It is almost ironic, the Attorney General of the United States showing up at Wounded Knee to lay a wreath at the memorial there for the 175 Lakota who were massacred there during Christmas week 1890 and 1,500 miles away Leonard Peltier sitting in the hole in Lewisburg during the sweltering heat of the summer of 2011. Read More »
Discussion »
Attorney General Visit to Wounded Knee
Lest We Forget Wounded Knee
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
When Attorney General Eric Holder arrives later today at Wounded Knee to lay a wreath there, he will become the highest ranking official of the United States government to ever visit and memorialize a place of great historic significance to American Indians everywhere. Read More »
Discussion »
Sogorea Te Victory: Balancing the Present with the Past
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Sacred Burial Site
The news arrived midweek last week that after 98 days there was a victory for the protesters at the Sogorea Te sacred burial site, commonly known as Glen Cove. Read More »
Discussion »
Time to Move Charlie Sheen Out of Headlines
One in Three Native Women Raped in Their Lifetime is BIG News
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Headlines?
These days - it seems - the news is all about celebrity. Whether the outlandish antics of Charlie Sheen or criminal activity of Lindsay Lohan, the celebrity gets the headlines. Read More »
Discussion »
Memories of the Longest Walk 3
Native News Network Staff in Native Condition »
An Indian-ness
By the time the Longest Walk 3 - Reversing Diabetes reached Baltimore last Saturday, on the day after the walk officially ended, I had spent 31 days following the American Indian journey across America began its journey on February 14. Read More »
Discussion »
The Journey Will Last a Lifetime
The Longest Walk 3 - Reversing Diabetes
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Longest Walk 3 »
Awareness to Action
The Longest Walk 3 - Reversing Diabetes is coming to an end this week when the Long Walkers walk into Washington DC. It comes to an end after walking across the country to bring attention to the devastating impact diabetes has American Indians that began on February 14, 2011 Read More »
Discussion »
In Memoriam: Sergeant Darrell C. Curley Killed in Indian Country
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Navajo Flags at Half-Mast
Since1979, a total of five Navajo Police officers have been fatally wounded by gunfire. Prior to the weekend's killing of Sgt. Curley was Navajo Police officer Samuel Anthony Redhouse, in February 1997. Read More »
Discussion »
The First Day of Summer: A Day of Prayer
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
For All Sacred Sites
Today is the first day of summer. Living in Michigan, I welcome summer because of the long hours of daylight. It is a time to enjoy the outdoors. This year in particular, it seems as if the winter and spring lingered longer than usual. Read More »
Discussion »
The Women Who Have Brought Attention to How Precious Our Water Is
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Water Walk 2011
Indigenous women are powerful women. They are the carriers of life as they carry our newborns and nurture our children. In almost any American Indian community you go, it is the women who serve as the backbone of our tribal communities. Read More »
Discussion »
Guest Commentary
USDA Distribution Program to Indian Country Unfair to Urban Indians
Melissa Waitner in Native Condition »
Melissa Waitner - Odawa
Throughout Indian Country, American Indian tribes operate Food Commodity Programs to income eligible families. Much like other federal assistance programs, our people have to prove enrollment status and meet income eligibility requirements. Each tribe that implements the USDA Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservation (FDPIR) program has a specific service area. Read More »
Discussion »
Call It a Tax or Contribution: Tribe Still Pays It Share
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Last week's presentation of two checks by the Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Pottawatomi Indians - commonly referred to as the Gun Lake Tribe - was a time to celebrate. The checks were given from proceeds from the Gun Lake Casino. Read More »
Discussion »
Cherokee Nation’s Rescue Efforts and Support Should Not Go Unnoticed
by Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
It was a quiet afternoon before the EF3 tornado hit the Cherokee Nation. The storm that went through Delaware County, Oklahoma with speeds up to 140 miles per hour produced destruction in its wake. Witnesses said the tornado sounded like a train. In its aftermath, there were 20 damaged homes and debris on the Cherokee Nation Read More »
Discussion »
Moving the US Boarding Schools Policy into the American Consciousness
by Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Survivor
It is fair to say the average American has never heard of how the government agents showed up at American Indian homes to tell parents they had to send their school-aged children to schools, sometimes many times hundreds of miles from home. Read More »
Discussion »
An opportunity for Tribal Nations
by Glenn Zaring in Native Condition »
Glenn Zaring-Kituwah Cherokee
It has been said that the Tribal Nations have a unique opportunity in current times. A prime example of that came up at the recent Tribal Assistance Coordination - Group (TAC-G) meetings held at the Oneida Radisson in Green Bay, Wisconsin when representatives of 15 Federal agencies and numerous tribal groups gathered for three days of talks. Read More »
Discussion »
Foundations Need to Find Ways to Fund American Indians
The Low Amount of Money Allocated to American Indians is Shameful
by Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Funding American Indian programs can be difficult, especially since non-Indians think we are all rich as the result of Indian gaming. This is nothing more than a modern day misconception about American Indians.
These are not crybaby words or words of victim talk. Read More »
Discussion »
Geronimo’s Stolen Identity: Why It Matters
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Geronimo Was No Osama
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Preserving Mother Earth for the Next Seven Generations
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Protest is Not About Playing Indian and Sitting Around a Campfire
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Not Enough Being Done Fast Enough
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Bring Restoration to the Desecrated Graves: The Los Angeles Case That Must Not Be Ignored!
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
When Length of Hair Does Not Cut It
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
John Stossel Fails to “Get It” When it Comes to American Indians
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Access to Healthy Foods: Key to Healthy Eating
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
There is Not Enough Coverage of Longest Walk 3
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Not Your Average Politician
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Who Can We Blame for Our Eating Habits?
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Revelations Along the Longest Walk 3 - Reversing Diabetes
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
Mainstream Media Does Little with UN Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief in Native Condition »
American Indians Reaching Out to All Nations
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About Levi Rickert
Levi Rickert is the editor-in-chief and co-producer of the Native News Network. Mr. Rickert is a tribal member of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation and is the former executive director of the North American Indian Center of Grand Rapids.
Mr. Rickert writes book reviews for The Grand Rapids Press and has had several articles dealing with American Indian concerns published in various periodicals. In 2000 he contributed to the American Indian Review, a national American Indian magazine with an essay entitled American Indian Grandparents Raising Grandchildren. Additionally, Mr. Rickert has contributed to numerous American Indian tribal newspapers across the nation.
He has had two essays published in two different books. An essay he authored in 1999 was published in Grand Rapids Indians at the Millennium for Heart and Soul: The Story of Grand Rapids Neighborhoods (November 2003 by William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company). In May 2007 Mr. Rickert became a contributing essayist for Thin Ice: Coming of Age in Grand Rapids with his essay Even Though I Was Not “Raised Indian” (William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company).
Levi Rickert, editor-in-chief
Mr. Rickert has been a guest lecturer on college and university campuses, speaking on American Indian affairs. For the past two years, he has served as a moderator for two different presentations at Grand Valley State University in Grand Rapids, Michigan featuring Dennis Banks, a co-founder of the American Indian Movement. In November 2009, he moderated “A Conversation with Dennis Banks” and in November 2010, he moderated “Dennis Banks: A Vision for Our Nation’s Future.”
In June 2010, Mr. Rickert served as the lead planner for Indigenous People representation at the World Communion of Reformed Churches’ Uniting General Council held at Calvin College and a one-day powwow at Ah-Nab-Awen Park in downtown Grand Rapids.
Mr. Rickert is a resident of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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- Chrysler Group Named Among "Best Companies for Diversity"
- US Senate Indian Affairs Committee Hearing on Native Success in Classrooms
- Interior Department Awards Evaluation Contract to Woman-Owned Business
- Keepseagle Class Action Settlement Meetings in Indian Country
- White House Launches New Website for Native Community
- Mortgage Payment Assistance Deadline July 22
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NATIVE CONDITION update 5/16
- Say NO to the House Bill 4970
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- The Importance of Keeping Native Provision in Violence Against Women Act
- New Operators of Sioux Nation Grocery Store NEEDED
- In Praise of Native Mothers
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- Yesterday, Today, and Forever
- The 1973 Wounded Knee War: Setting the Record Straight
- Minnesota Tribe Distribution Congressional Bills Threaten Tribal Sovereignty
- Less Than Blood Quantum
- Happy Earth Day
- This Election Year American Indians Need to Look at Candidates' Environmental Positions
- If Built, the Keystone XL Pipeline Will Spill: Time to Act
- Earth Day: Eternal Vigilance
- Senate Bill 2109 Seeks to Extinguish Navajo and Hopi Water Rights
- Remembering the Connection César Chávez Had with American Indians
- And Justice for All: America Needs to Really Examine What it Really Means
- Violence Against Native Women - A Call to Action
- Sports Illustrated a Generation Behind this Week
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- From Discovery to Recovery: How@
- In Respect to Miranda
- American Indian Human Remains: Where is the Human Decency?
- Nero Fiddled While Rome Burned
- Celebrating One Year of the Native News Network
- The Graphic Native: Miranda's Rights
- Speaking in Indian
- Indigenous Language Institute Response to the Miranda Washinawatok Suspension
- The Graphic Native: Father Sky Too
- Indian Country Stands with Menominee Seventh Grader
- On Native Language: Contrast between Code Talkers and Suspended Basketball Player
- Our Readers Weigh In: Tribal Leaders Should Not Have Paid to Attend Obama Fundraiser
- Keystone XL Pipeline: The Lies Go Beyond American Indians Now
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- Web Darkness is about American Indians
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr: Our Nation was Born in Genocide
- Every Day Little Issues and the Infestation of "Egothoids" in Indian Country
- Every Day Little Issues and the Infestation of "Apathoids" in Indian Country
- President Should Exercise Recess-Appointment Option for Kiowa Arvo Mikkanen
- The Commercialization of Native Spirituality
- HAPPY NEW YEAR
- DECEMBER 1890 - Remembering Wounded Knee: The Pictures are Embedded in My Mind
- New Agers Need to Put Money Where Their Mouths Are to Free Leonard Peltier
- Peltier and Mikkanen: It Does Not Feel Like Christmas
- FEMA Tribal Liaisons & Homeland Security Contractors Develop Tribal Implementation Guide
- White House Education Initiative is Challenging Yet Poses Opportunities
- DECEMBER 7, 1941 - A Date that Will Live in Infamy
- President's Executive Order on Education is Timely and Needed
- New BIA Land Lease Rule is Good for Indian Country
- How Did You Spend Thanksgiving Day?
- The Concept of Being Thankful Should Never Escape Anyone
- Native Perspective: "Day of Thanksgiving' Origin Examined"
- Navajo Code Talkers Make American Indians Proud
- Sex Trafficking of Native Women: NOW is Time for Action
- Kim Kardashian's Mother's Improper Usage of "Indian Giver"
- Northwest Indian College President Addresses ABC "20/20" Pine Ridge Special
- Urban Outfitters: Unfit to Use the Navajo Name
- Elouise Cobell 1945-2011
- Dirk Whitebreast: A Modern Day American Indian Hero
- Why It's Important for Our Supporters to Attend Public Hearings on Klamath Dams
- No Longer Hidden: Shame on America!
- American Indians Who Oppose Columbus Day are not "Revisionist" Anything!
- Why We Do Not Celebrate Columbus Day
- Message to President Obama: Stop Tar Sands; YES, You Can!
- Why American Indians Need to be on the Ballot
- Perspective on Mixed-Blood Natives: The Silence of Indian Country
- Senator Coburn Plays Politics with Federal Court Nominees
- Wireless Magnate John Nady on Completely Different Frequency than Indians
- Remembering Cherokee Resistance, Self-Defense & Sovereignty
- Notah Begay III Deserves Praise!
- Tonto Unmasked
- Milestones: 100 Years and a Six Month Checkup
- International Day of the World's Indigenous People: Time to Craft Our Future
- A Summer Irony: Attorney General at Wounded Knee; Leonard Peltier in the Hole in Lewisburg
- Attorney General Visit to Wounded Knee
- Sogorea Te Victory: Balancing the Present with the Past
- Time to Move Charlie Sheen Out of Headlines
- Memories of the Longest Walk 3
- The Journey Will Last a Lifetime
- In Memoriam: Sergeant Darrell C. Curley Killed in Indian Country
- The First Day of Summer: A Day of Prayer
- The Women Who Have Brought Attention to How Precious Our Water Is
- USDA Distribution Program to Indian Country Unfair to Urban Indians
- Call It a Tax or Contribution: Tribe Still Pays It Share
- Cherokee Nation’s Rescue Efforts and Support Should Not Go Unnoticed
- Moving the US Boarding Schools Policy into the American Consciousness
- An opportunity for Tribal Nations
- Foundations Need to Find Ways to Fund American Indians
- Geronimo’s Stolen Identity: Why It Matters
- Geronimo Was No Osama
- Send Us Your Chief Approach Should Not Prevail in Sogorea Te Sacred Burial Site Dispute
- Preserving Mother Earth for the Next Seven Generations
- Protest is Not About Playing Indian and Sitting Around a Campfire
- Not Enough Being Done Fast Enough
- Bring Restoration to the Desecrated Graves: The Los Angeles Case That Must Not Be Ignored!
- When Length of Hair Does Not Cut It
- John Stossel Fails to “Get It” When it Comes to American Indians
- Access to Healthy Foods: Key to Healthy Eating
- There is Not Enough Coverage of Longest Walk 3
- Not Your Average Politician
- Who Can We Blame for Our Eating Habits?
- Revelations Along the Longest Walk 3 - Reversing Diabetes
- Mainstream Media Does Little with UN Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
- American Indians Reaching Out to All Nations
- Say NO to the House Bill 4970
-
NATIVE CURRENTS update 5/23
- American Indians Living on Reservations Undercounted in 2010 Census
- Summer 2012 Nike N7 Collection to be Launched May 25
- Diversifying Tribal Economies is a Goal of Michigan Indian Tribes
- Medicine Wheel Garden Brings Communities Together
- First Graduates of Cherokee Nation's Immersion School Make History
- Oregon State Board of Education Bans American Indian Mascots
- Levi Horn Back in NFL, Signs with Minnesota Vikings
- White Buffalo Offered, Rancher Not Ready to Accept Gift
- Karuk Tribe Joins Lawsuit to Protect Endangered Salmon
- Gathering of Warriors Powwow to Honor Career Veterans
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Oversight Hearing on the Federal Trust Responsibility
- Released by Chicago Bears, Northern Cheyenne Levi Horn Still Wants to Play in NFL
- Oregon Tribes Celebrate Tribal Government Day at State Capitol
- Potawatomi Tribal Police Celebrate National Police Week
- Navajo President Calls Living Conditions "An Emergency"
- Funeral Set for Wednesday for Navajo Code Talker Samuel Tso
- Central Consolidated Schools 50 year Lease Renewals Completed by Navajo President
- The Benefits of Bilingualism for Native Youth: Better at Multitasking
- Native Congressional Candidate Responds to Media Usage of Indian Terms
- Navajo Nation Mourns Code Talker Samuel Tso
- Native American Tanya Fiddler Featured at White House Financial Summit
- Lightning Medicine Cloud Festival Continues as Planned
- Native Firms Capture $6.8 Billion, Add 109,000 Jobs through SBA 8(a) Program
- Navajo Nation Praises Educators on National Teachers Day
- White Buffalo and Mother Killed in Texas
- UN Special Rapporteur Studying Native Concerns Shunned by Members of Congress
- Cherokee Nation Registration Department Closes to Mourn
- Ecumenical Voices at United Nations Support Indigenous Peoples
- Interior Releases Draft Rule Requirements in Fracturing on Indian Lands
- Navajo President Shelly Pays Respects to Slain Navajo Police Sgt. Curley at Memorial Service
- Sault Ste. Marie Tribe Members Approve Lansing Casino
- The Tradition of the Graduation Powwow is Back at Sequoyah
- American Indians Influencing Vote in New Mexico
- FourthTribal Consultation Underway in Rapid City
- Laverdure to Keynote 21th Annual Indian Country Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Service
- 56 Million Granted to 76 Tribal Communities by HUD
- Pokagon Band Community Center Lauds Green Building Award
- Navajo President Ben Shelly Meets With Senator Jon Kyl to Discuss Water Settlement
- Wahpeton Indian Boarding School Selected for Green Ribbon Award
- Racist Joke by Topeka Mayor Disappoints Prairie Band Tribe
- Pokagon Potawatomi Highlight Need for American Indian Foster Parents
- Would the Real Dennis Banks Please Stand Up
- Jodi Gillette Named as Senior Policy Advisor for Native American Affairs
- Teehee Bids Indian Country Good Bye from White House
- First Tribal National Park Proposed for Badlands
- Touted as the World's Largest Gathering of Native American's is Underway
- Violence Against Women Act Passage a Victory for Native Women
- Wounded Knee Defense Attorney Ken Tilsen Feels Snubbed
- AIM Leaders and Former FBI Agent Trimbach to Discuss Wounded Knee
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Roundtable on the Political and Legal Relationship Between Governments
- Pokagon Potawatomi Indians Host National Indian Child Welfare Association Fundraiser
- Navajo President Shelly Offers Statement of Sovereignty
- Chairman Bailey Quits Congressional Race - Enters State Race
- Cherokee Nation Names Trail of Tears Awards for Excellence Winners
- Sign Up Today for Native Vote April 27 Webinar
- FBI Refuses to Open Cold Cases on Pine Ridge Reservation
- Several Powwows Highlight Easter Weekend
- President Obama in Michigan:"Change Takes Time"
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Hearing on the Indian Tribal Energy Development and Self Determination Act Amendments
- First Native CDFIs Participating in "The Leadership Journey" Training Series Selected
- Shoshone-Bannock Councilman on White House Violence Against Women Act Panel
- Vice President Jim Gives Navajo State of the Nation Address
- First Navajo - Gallup Water Supply Project Construction to Begin
- Alaska Native Firm Receives Presidential Honor for Business Innovation & Performance
- Congressional Candidate Mixes His "Indianness" into Campaign Message with Ease
- Navajo Education Visionary, Author, Leader, Ruth Roessel Dies
- Russell Means: "I Owe a Lot to Dennis Banks"
- Cherokee Nation Offers Citizenship Assistance in Rogers County
- Navajo President and Water Rights Commission Public Forums Next Week
- Navajo Nation Hires Lobbying Firm to Sell Water Rights Legislation to Congress
- Dennis Banks at 75: Then and Now
- A New Beginning for the United States-Tribal Trust Relationship
- First Nations University Hosts Their 34th Annual Spring Powwow
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Hearing on the Hawaiian Homeownership Act of 2011
- Former Oglala Sioux President Two Bulls to Speak at Gathering Thunder Gala
- Karuk Tribe Gets Nod for Casino in Northern California
- Traditional Native American Foodways Workshop Set in Michigan
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Roundtable on the Hawaiian Home Lands
- Learn about Cherokee Plants at Ethnobotany Conference
- American Indian Golfer Notah Begay Honored with Golf Writers Association Award
- Rights of Mother Earth Conference: Time for the Condor & the Eagle to Unite
- Pit River Tribe Affirms the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
- Kyle Lohse Impresses While Jacoby Ellsbury Disappoints on Opening Day
- Navajo Congressional Candidate Wenona Benally Baldenegro on Senate Bill 2109
- White Earth Tribe Offers Bold Breakthrough in Stadium Funding Stalemate
- Several Powwows Highlight Easter Weekend
- Navajo President Shelly and Water Rights Commission to Hold Water Rights Public Forums
- Kyle Lohse to Make Opening Day Start for the Cardinals
- Dennis Banks Launches Whispering Warrior at National Indian Gaming Tradeshow
- Rights of Mother Earth Indigenous Conference Kicks Off
- American Indian College Fund Receives $200,000 from USA Funds for Scholarships
- Grand Traverse Chairman Bailey Topic of Huffington Post
- National Congress of American Indians Lauds Echo Hawk's Service to BIA
- Indian Affairs Larry Echo Hawk Leaving Post
- Secretary Salazar Kicks Off 3 State Swing to Promote Energy and Tourism
- Leadership Institute at Santa Fe Indian School Convenes Historic Gathering
- 2012 Pueblo Convocation Set for April 1-3
- The Land Does Not Belong to Us, We Belong to the Land
- Navajo President Ben Shelly Testifies Before House Appropriations Panel
- Progress, Struggle Mark Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement Advancement
- Two American Indian Schools Nominated for US Dept of Education Green Ribbon Award
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Roundtable on Stewards of our Homelands
- Native Language Conference Expected to Draw 1,000 Delegates This Coming Week
- Joba Chamberlain Suffers Career and Life Threatening Injury
- Defense Department Awards Cherokee Nation Largest Ever $100 Million Contract
- American Indian College Fund Receives $50,000 Grant from Travelers
- Denver Celebrates the 38th March Powwow at Denver Coliseum
- American Indians Parenting Children With Disabilities Leadership Workshop Underway
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Legislative Hearing Affecting Alaska and Texas Native People
- Navajo Transportation Complex Opens with Code Talkers Foundation Office
- Navajo President Seeking Letters of Interest for 31 Positions
- Anishinaabemowin at Work!
- Bunky Echo-Hawk Presented King-Chavez-Parks Visiting Professorship by U of M at Powwow
- "Dance for Mother Earth" Huge Success in Ann Arbor
- Dennis Banks 75th Birthday Roast Hosted by Russell Means and Charlie Hill
- Navajo Nation Celebrates NDOT Complex Grand Opening
- Pathfinder American Indian Attorneys Unite at Legal Symposium
- Navajo President Shelly Signs MOA with Central Consolidated To Provide Best Education
- Susan Kelly Power Receives Unsung Heroine Award
- Navajo President O'Shelly Helps Kick Off DWI Superblitz
- Mother Earth Powwow 1 of 10 Great Places to be Wowed
- Creek Joseph Webster Receives Distinguished Service Award
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Oversight Hearing on Water Settlements
- Concerned Employee Earns Cherokee National Medal of Patriotism
- Pokagon Matt Wesaw Chosen Tribal Leader of the Year
- Statement by Assistant Secretary Echo Hawk on the Passing of Chairman Richard Milanovich
- Bunky Echo-Hawk To Perform at 40th Dance for Mother Earth Powwow
- Agua Caliente Band Cahuilla Indians Mourn Loss of Its Leader: Chairman Richard Milanovich
- Need for Strong Native Communities Due to Climate Change
- Cal State Celebrates 42nd Annual Powwow This Weekend
- John Trudell & Charlotte Black Elk Featured at Gustavus Adolphus College Tomorrow
- Navajo Generating Station Overhaul is Economic Boost for Region
- Oglala Sioux President Yellow Bird Steele in DC to Stop Keystone Pipeline
- Center for Native American Youth Celebrates One Year Anniversary
- Preparing Native Youth for Leadership Success
- NCAI announces 2012 Indian Country Leadership Awards
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Hearing on the 2013 Native Programs Budget
- NCAI Kicks Off Executive Council Winter Session in DC
- Navajo President Shelly Explores New Opportunities in Energy Distribution
- Oregon Senator Wyden Made Promising Remarks for the Klamath Agreement
- Tewa Greg Cajete to Keynote Educational Conference at Michigan State University Friday
- Prairie Band Potawatomi Fire Department Assisted After Tornado Touchdown
- Input Needed for Educational Partnerships with Tribal Nations
- MARCH 2012 Celebrating National Women's History Month
- Letter from NCAI President Jefferson Keel
- Navajo President Supports Lawsuit Against Urban Outfitters
- Grammy Winner Joanne Shenandoah to Perform at Thundering Spirit Powwow
- House Committee to Hear Testimony on Federal $ Distribution to Minnesota Chippewa Bands
- US Senate Committee to Discuss Ancestral Remains, Religious Freedom & Sacred Places
- Cherokee Nation Joins in Oklahoma's Promise to Prepare Students for Brighter Futures
- Eliminating Barriers to Economic Growth in Indian Country
- Onondaga Nation Brings George Washington's Wampum Belt to Washington DC
- President Obama Conveys 785 Acres to the "Twilight" Quileute Indian Tribe
- Dirk Whitebreast Brings Powerful Message to Little Traverse Bay Band Youth
- Cherokee Nation Tribal Council Elects New Leaders
- Dennis Banks Receives Living Legends Award
- An Honorable Act for Dishonorable Act: Totem Pole to be Raised to Honor John T Williams
- Bailey Questions Why Michigan Congressman is Hosting Job Fair in Wisconsin
- President Shelly Gives Keynote Address at Veterans' Center Dedication
- Gene Cloud Jr. has been added to Official Missing Persons List
- Iwo Jima Hero Ira H. Hayes Remembered This Weekend in Powwow Named in His Honor
- Navajo Generating Station Valued at $20 Billion and 100,000 Jobs to Arizonia
- Cradle to Career: Improving Education for American Indians and Alaska Natives
- Tribal Leaders Host Campaign Fundraiser for Grand Traverse Band Chairman Derek Bailey
- GOP Presidential Hopeful Santorum Stumps for Keystone XL Pipeline
- Cherokee Nation Offers Online Scholarship Assistance
- US Presidents in Their Own Words Concerning American Indians
- "Powwow of Love" Kicks Off Powwow Season in Michigan
- Native American Indian Commission in Los Angeles Celebrates 35 Years
- Navajo Natural Resources Director Testifies Before Congress
- Statement from the Council of Seneca Nations
- NIEA Sets its Agenda to Improve Indian Education
- $6.5 Million to 19 Projects in Indian Country Granted by US Department of Energy
- Klamath Tribes Hosts with Forest Officials
- With His Back to the Wall, Romney Comes Out Swinging On His Home Turf
- Navajo President Ben Shelly Applauds Water Rights Settlement Act
- Powwow of Love This Weekend at MSU
- Native American Lending Alliance Applauds Court's Sovereign Immunity Affirmation
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Oversight Hearing on Energy Development
- Building a Fair and Stable Economy for Indian Country
- Navajo President Shelly Signs Law Changing Election Dates
- "I Love You" in Native Languages
- President's 2013 Budget for Indian Affairs:Strengthening Tribal Nations
- NIEA President Roman Nose: "The Whole United States is Indian Country"
- Next 24 Hours Critical for Keystone: Congress Needs to be Stopped
- Cherokee Nation Offering Tribal Registration Help in Claremore
- Menominee Students Watch Election of New Chairman Craig Corn
- Celebrating the Two Year Anniversary of Let's Move! in Indian Country
- Ecotrust 2012 Indigenous Leadership Award Call for Nominations
- Oglala Sioux Tribe Sues to Stop Illegal Alcohol Importation onto Pine Ridge
- Navajo Nation Attorney General Addresses Reducing Hazardous Emissions
- Native American Contractors Association Responses to GAO Report
- Cherokee Nation Foundation Creates Cherokee Language Audio Books
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Hearing on Internet Gaming
- Grand Traverse Band Gives $183,000 to School District that Supports Native Language
- Clyde Bellecourt Retraces AIM's History in Pacific Northwest
- Navajo President and Council Delegates Meet with New Mexico Governor Martinez
- Super Bowl Facts
- Navajo Code Talker Jimmie Begay to be Laid to Rest Today
- Navajo Code Talker Jimmie Begay: A Look at a Fallen War Hero
- Navajo Nation Mourns the Passing of Code Talker Sgt. Jimmie Begay
- Second Generation of Air Native Footwear Now Available
- President Shelly Signs MOU with National Lab
- Clyde Bellecourt to Speak in Spokane on Saturday
- SBA Focuses into Native Cities for Emerging Leaders Training
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Legislative Hearing Three Bills
- Russell Means on His Brother Ted, Janklow, Peltier and Indian Killers
- First Nations Development Receives $2.88 Million Award from Kellogg
- Transportation Secretary LaHood Happy with Asks for Road Improvement in Indian Country
- Two Tribes Want Apology from Mayor for Calling Native Lobbyist "Chief Chicken Little"
- President Obama to Indian Leaders: "Stick with me… I'm Going to be Sticking with You"
- Chickasaw Nation Dedicates Renovated Senior Center
- Navajo Nation Vice President Jim Wraps Up Washington Consultations
- NCAI President Jefferson Keel: The State of Indian Nations is Strong
- Navajo First Lady Encourages Young Parents to Continue Their Education
- "Free Our Economies" to be Focus of NCAI State of Indian Nations Address Today
- American Indian & Alaska Native Growth 39% in Decade; 78% Live Away from Tribal Lands
- Blueprint for an America Built to Last and Indian Country
- President Obama Inserts term "Native American" into State of Union Address
- President Ben Shelly Calls for Unity in State of the Navajo Nation
- New Scientific Evidence: Indigenous Population was Cut by Half After European Arrival
- President Shelly Statement of Gratitude for Giffords' Congressional Service
- American Indian Congressional Candidates Weigh In on US Rep Giffords Leaving Congress
- Indian Education Discussed in Rapid City
- Youth & Elders Conference and Powwow Postponed until Next Saturday
- White House Education Initiative Underway Today in Rapid City
- Washington State's Tribal Economic Contribution Grows
- Red Sox Jacoby Ellsbury Agrees to New Deal After Career Making Year
- Native Youth Alliance to Hold a Presidential Inaugural Powwow
- Navajo President Calls for Arizona to Establish an Indian Affairs Department
- Navajo Congressional Candidate Reports Over 2,000 Individual Contributors
- The Alleged Rape of Jacinta Eagle Deer Haunts Janklow Even in Death
- Students Compete to Become Cherokee Language Bowl Champs
- Navajo President: New Casino Another Step to Self Sufficiency
- NCAI President Keel to Deliver State of Indian Nations Address
- Anti-Indian Former Governor Bill Janklow Dead from Brain Cancer
- May be January, but There are Still Powwows Happening
- Navajo Nation to Open Northern Edge Casino Monday
- NCAI Welcomes Appointment of Muñoz as Director of White House Domestic Policy Council
- Soboba Tribe Celebrates Water Rights Settlement with Feds
- Navajo President Ben Shelly Designates $6 Million for Spring Scholarships
- Fires Still Smoldering on Blackfeet Nation
- Navajo Reaction to Ban on Uranium Mining Near the Grand Canyon
- Navajo Nation President Receives $14 Million Royalty Check from Peabody Energy
- US to Block Uranium Mines Near Grand Canyon
- Late Code Talker Keith Little Lauded: If It Wasn't for These Guys, We Wouldn't be Here
- "An Act of Creator" Prevented More Damage on Blackfeet Indian Reservation
- American Indian Twins Born in Separate Years are Home and Doing Well
- Navajo Nation Flag at Half-staff to Honor the Late Code Talker Keith Little
- Cherokee Nation Offers Classes for New Business Owners
- Navajo Nation Mourns Loss of Code Talker Keith Little
- Cherokee Nation Volunteers Offer Income Tax Preparation Service
- Navajo President Ben Shelly Highlights 2011 Successes
- American Indian Twins Born in Old & New Year
- Lakota Warrior Society Serious About Zero Tolerance of Alcohol - Blockage Underway Today
- New Years Powwows: Bringing in the New Year Sober
- Native Youth Count
- Navajo Code Talker Billy Crosby Laid to Rest
- Danny Glover Commits to Meet Peltier Walkers in DC - May 18
- A Look at the Holiday Season 2011
- Arizona Congressional Redistricting a Plus for Navajo Candidate
- Cherokee Nation Funding Available for Community Projects
- Making Snow is Power Reserved for Creator
- White House Wants to Know What $40 per Paycheck Means to You
- Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Gains Nod to Build New Casino
- A Conversation Decades Ago with Leonard Peltier Prompted Walk
- Kiowa Arvo Mikkanen Nomination Returned to President Without Benefit of a Hearing
- Slideshow - Leonard Peltier Walk for Human Rights
- "Unlock Leonard! Bring Him Home" Declares Dennis Banks
- Blackfeet Zachary Running Wolf Provides American Indian Presence to Occupy Oakland
- Cherokee Nation joins International Language Consortium
- Notah Begay III Foundation Creates Game Changer Awards
- Intertribal Friendship House to Host Leonard Peltier Walk for Human Rights Reception
- Navajo Wenona Benally Baldenegro Wants to Be 1st American Indian Woman to Congress
- Congressional Candidate Derek Bailey Gets More Tribal Endorsements
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Hearing on State & Federal Tax Policy: Building New Markets
- Number of Incarcerated Down in Indian County
- WANTED: Native High School Students to Apply at Crazy Horse Journalism Workshop
- Tahnee Robinson Featured in Big Brothers Big Sister Public Service Announcement
- White House American Indian Staff Review Tribal Nations Conference Week
- Sault Tribe Teams Up to Receive Smoke-Free Housing Project
- Video of Native Youth Champions of Change at White House
- President Obama Executive Order Creates American Indian Education Initiative
- President Obama to Tribal Leaders- "Our Work Together is Far from Over"
- President Barack Obama Addresses the Tribal Nations Conference
- USA and Canadian Officials Voice in Opposition to Keystone XL Pipeline
- Tribal Consultation Policy Announced by US Interior Department
- National Museum of the American Indian Hosts Veterans Symposium
- POWWOW Calendar University of Maryland Powwow on Saturday
- Cherokee Nation Angel Tree Gives Children a Brighter Christmas
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs to Hold Hearing on Deficit Reduction & Job Creation
- Ted Means Laid to Rest as AIM Brothers Look On
- NCAI Supports Department of Interior's Land Lease Proposal
- Leonard Peltier Supporters to Hold Rally During White House Tribal Nations Conference
- Gun Lake Tribe's State & Local Revenue Sharing Over $10 Million YTD
- AIM Gathers for Burial Ceremony for Ted Means Today
- Tribal Leaders Convene at White House This Week
- Alcatraz Island: American Indians Remember on Thanksgiving Day
- Thanksgiving Weekend Powwows
- Little River Band of Ottawa to Screen Boarding School Film
- Hate Crimes Against American Indians Discussed at AIM West Conference
- Navajo Jacoby Ellsbury Finishes 2nd in American League MVP Contest
- AIM West Conference: Attendees Told to Prepare for Future
- Lumbee Tribe Swears In Paul Brooks as Tribal Chairman
- AIM West Conference Kicks Off Today
- Slideshow: 58th Annual Chicago Powwow at Navy Pier
- For Some American Indians Thursday will be National Day of Mourning
- Vans Pendleton Shoes were 'Hottest Shoes in NDN Country' at Chicago Powwow
- 58th Annual Chicago Powwow Underway at Navy Pier
- Paul Brooks Elected Chairman of Lumbee Tribe
- Candidate Bailey Pressures US Rep to CoSponsor Stock Act
- Screening Tonight of "Indian School" in Elk Rapids, Michigan
- Chicago Powwow at Navy Pier This Weekend
- Thanksgiving Proclamation Mentions Wampanoag Tribe and Expresses Gratitude
- American Indian Basket-Weaving Tradition Woven into Bridge Design
- AAIA 88th Meeting of the Members and 7th Annual Native American Short Film Showcase
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs to Hear Internet Gaming's Impact on Tribes
- Native American Heritage Month Celebrated on Loyola Campus Today
- Center for Native American Youth Hosts Dialogue Today
- November 15: America Recycles Day
- Cherokee Nation and Students Partner to Break World Records
- 70% of Sexual Assaults Against American Indian Women Not Reported
- Perceptions of Native Americans Panel Set for in Chicago
- Slideshow: Navajo Code Talker Samuel Sandoval Captivates
- Crowds Tell Navajo Code Talker "Thank You" at Veterans Day Parade
- Derek Bailey Gets Endorsement from Odawa Tribe in Bid for Congress
- Navajo Code Talker Samuel Sandoval Captivates West Michigan Audience
- Klamath Basin Economic Restoration Act Proposed
- 11/11/11: Veterans Day, A Day to Honor
- Veterans Honored at Various Powwows This Weekend
- Author DeSersa Tells Students Why the Oglala Tribe Opposes the Keystone XL Pipeline
- Navajo President Shelly Learns More about Electric Power in Western States
- Ziibiwing Center to Host Beadwork Workshop
- US Senate Indian Affairs Committee Legislative Hearing: SAVE Native Women Act
- SLIDESHOW 20/20 Kids
- Ripping Off Indian Tribes: Jack Abramoff Shows No Remorse
- Lakota Dream for a Safe Home for Children Coming to Reality
- Mark Trahant's Message to Tribal Leaders: Prepare for Era of Contraction
- Derek Bailey Takes His Congressional Run to NCAI for Support
- National Congress of American Indians Elected Take Oaths
- SAVE Native Women Act Endorsed by NCAI
- Powwow to Celebrate Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute 40th Anniversary
- Pacific Northwest Tribes Dance for Cultural Night at NCAI Conference
- PSA for Center for Native American Youth Premiered at NCAI Conference
- White House Officials Briefed NCAI Delegates on the Upcoming Tribal Nations Conference
- President Obama's National Native American Heritage Month 2011 Proclamation
- NOVEMBER is American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month
- National Congress of American Indians Draws 2,800 Tribal Leaders
- Ghost Suppers - Ottawa Tradition & Culture Still Alive
- Cherokee Nation's Vinita Health Center Construction Reaches its Peak
- Pine Ridge "20/20" Kids Hit at NCAI Conference
- Day of the Dead Celebrations in Indian Country
- GTB Chairman Bailey Opened 8th Annual Indigenous Law Conference
- Tribal Leaders to Converge on Portland for National Congress of American Indians
- National Congress of American Indians Meeting in Portland
- 10 American Indian Tribes Receive Housing Grants from USDA
- National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day in Indian Country
- The Voices of the Native Women Victims of Sex Trafficking & Prostitution
- Las Vegas Powwow Theme: "Honor Our Veterans"
- Assistant Secretary Echo Hawk Speaks to Navajo Nation Council
- Great Plains Tribal Leaders Consult with BIA Officials about Cobell Settlement
- "Occupy" Movement with the Native Twist: (Un) Occupy
- Last Cobell Settlement Regional Tribal Consultation Set for Today
- Open Door Policy Now in Place for Cherokee Nation Employees
- Presidential Citizen's Medal to Former Chief of Yukon Clarence Alexander
- Elouise Cobell: "A Significant Force for Change" Laid to Rest
- "20/20" Children of the Plains Episode Watched by 4.74 Million Viewers
- Principal Chief Bill John Baker Sworn In: Inauguration Ceremony November 6
- Navajo Nation Flags Flying at Half-staff to Honor Police Officer Tony Becenti Jr
- Hunting Moon Powwow to Payout $90,000 in Prize Money
- Santee Sioux Member Chosen to Participate in White House Domestic Violence Roundtable
- US Senate Indian Affairs Committee to Host Legislative Hearing
- Lumbee Member Owned Business Named National Minority Construction Firm of the Year
- Slideshow Neshnabe Menomenkewen Traditional Wild Rice Harvesting
- National Congress of American Indians Statement on Passing of Elouise Cobell
- Cherokee Nation Mourns Former Deputy Principal Chief John Ketcher's Passing
- MISSION ACCOMPLISHED: Indian Runner Runs 10 Marathons in 30 Days
- Wild Rice Cultural Workshop Attracts People from 12 Tribes
- Creating Pathways to Opportunity Report Highlights Help for Underserved
- Carcieri Creates 2 Classes of Indians
- Closely Watched Tribal Chairman Takes Vacation Day to Seek Support from Another Tribe
- Powwow Benefits Scholarship Fund
- Tribal Leaders on Capitol Hill This Week Look for Action
- It's Official: BAKER WINS CHEROKEE CHIEF RACE
- US Senate Indian Affairs Committee to Hear Testimony on the Carcieri Crisis
- 30 Tribes Awarded Funds for Economic Development Technical Assistance
- Unofficial Results Show Baker Leading in Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Race
- Navajo Nation Honors Soldier Killed in Auto Accident
- Early Results in Cherokee Nation Election Show Baker Beating Smith by Over 2,000 Votes
- Sac & Fox Tribal Council Secretary Runs Chicago Marathon for Native Youth
- President Obama's Columbus Day Proclamation
- Echo Hawk Swears in James C. Redman as Haskell's Sixth President
- US Senators Told: Lack of Communications in Indian Country is Alarming
- Cherokee Nation Election Results to be Known Wednesday
- Grand Traverse Band Receives Funds for Watersheds
- Tribal and Native Corporations Reaffirm Highest Ethics & Business Practices
- Indigenous People's Day Powwow in Berkeley, California This Weekend
- Klamath Tribes: BRING HOME THE SALMON!
- Native Law Symposium from National Museum of the American Indian to be Webcast LIVE Friday
- Mississippi Band of Choctaw New Chief Anderson Calls for Tribal Unity
- Protest Columbus Parade Set for Where the Holiday Began
- Senate Committee on Indian Affairs to Host Hearing on Internet Access in Native Communities
- Dr. Charles M. "Monty" Roessel Named Associate Deputy Director for Navajo Schools
- Prairie Band "Community Story Tree" Art Project to be Unveiled Friday in Topeka
- Indigenous Peoples Day Planned for October 12 in San Francisco
- First Female Miko of Mississippi Choctaw Band to be Inaugurated Tomorrow
- Standing Room Only Crowd for GTB Chairman's Congressional Bid Announcement in Traverse City
- GTB Chairman Bailey Announces Bid for Congress in Upper Michigan
- Traditional Wild Rice Harvesting and Process Workshop Set in West Michigan
- Two Native 8(a) Program Success Stories
- 4 Pueblo Leaders Celebrate Aamodt Water Rights Settlement
- Written Testimony Wanted on Violence against Native Women
- "We are in This Together" Grand Traverse Band Chairman to Run for Congress
- Tribal Leaders' Input Leads to Changes in Cobell Settlement Consultation Process
- Keetoowah Cherokee Powwow Expands into 2-Day Event
- American Indians to Recognize Indigenous Peoples Day at Alcatraz Island
- Historic Indian Water Rights Settlement to be Celebrated Today
- Drumming for the Earth Gathering Set for Saturday on Blood Reserve
- Sault Tribe Receives $2.5 Million Tobacco Free Living Grant
- Russell Means to Participate in Indigenous Peoples Days in Grass Valley
- Native Youth Win Trip to White House DEADLINE This Friday
- Results for Cherokee Chief May Not be Known Until October 10
- Code Talker Jimmy Lee Benally to be Laid to Rest
- Tribal Law & Order Act Making Difference in Sex Trafficking of Alaska Native Women
- Navajo President Uses Veto Power on Budget
- Pokagon Potawatomi Celebrate Sovereignty Day
- No Fees at National Parks across USA on Saturday September 24
- Russell Means Updates His Condition: Tumor Diminished Significantly
- Navajo President Shelly Addressed the UN Human Rights Council
- Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Veterans Celebrate 14th Annual Powwow
- Missouri Sen. McCaskill's Statement Anti-Native
- The Ho-Chunk Nation Youth Council Suicide Prevention Slideshow
- US Senate Committee on Indian Affairs to Host Hearing on Tribal Law & Order
- Navajo Nation Fights to Retain Head Start Program
- Marathon Runner Dirk Whitebreast Tells Suicide Prevention Crowd…
- Legislation Pending to Award Elouise Cobell the Congressional Gold Medal
- Navajo President Meets with New Mexico Governor on Redistricting
- Freedmen Descendants Can Cast Votes in Special 9/24 Election
- Moose Hunting Advisory Council Recommends Limited Hunt Over Sault Tribe's Opposition
- Operation Breathe Safe in Process at Navajo Nation Administration Building
- Senators Told: "Roads in Indian Country Are Not Safe"
- Navajo President Shelly Receives War Bonnet from Tsuu T'ina Nation
- Honoring the 38 Dakota
- US Senate Committee on Indian Affairs to Hold a Transportation Hearing
- Associate Attorney General Tom Perrelli to Address Four Corners Indian Country Conference
- Russell Means Discusses Life Threatening Cancer
- Grand Valley American Indian Lodge Celebrates 50th Year Powwow
- Little River Band of Ottawa Indians to Host Nmé Open House
- Supporters Plan Birthday Events for Imprisoned Leonard Peltier Countrywide
- What Does 9/11 Mean to You?
- Archbishop Chaput Given Pendleton Blanket by Prairie Band Chairman Ortiz
- National Congress of American Indians Urges Passage of American Jobs Act
- September 11 is National Grandparents Day
- Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Member Becomes Archbishop of Philadelphia
- Let's Reclaim the Post 9/11Unity
- Grand Valley American Indian Lodge Celebrates 50th Year Powwow
- US Senate Indian Affairs Committee to Host Housing & Infrastructure Development Roundtable
- Navajo President Shelly Addressed Local Chapter Officials
- Support Mounts for Dirk Whitebreast's 262-Mile Run
- Grand Traverse Band Chairman Bailey Exploring Run for Congress
- Dennis Banks Visits an Ailing Russell Means
- Four Decisions on Off-Reservation Gaming Released Friday
- Little River Band of Ottawa to Provide Cultural Competency Training
- Chicago American Indian Students Get Ready for School Year
- Notah Begay III Foundation Challenge Raises $500,000
- Labor Day Weekend Packed with Powwows
- Back to School Community Powwow at American Indian Center Chicago Tonight
- Four Winds Hartford Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
- Native Tourism Association Conference Set to Begin September 11
- Navajo President Shelly Attends New Mexico Leaders Summit
- Cherokee Marshals offering Car Seat Checks This Saturday
- Pokagon Potawatomi Open 2nd Casino Today at Noon
- Shinnecock Indian Nation Survives Hurricane on Long Island
- Begay: Diabetes is to Indian Country What AIDS is to Africa
- Cherokee Holiday Event to Honor Military Service This Coming Saturday
- Navajo Nation Council Announces the FY 2011 Deficit is Erased
- Native Boston Red Sox Centerfielder Jacoby Ellsbury in Race for American League MVP
- Cherokee Nation Honors Army Veterans at Tribal Council Meeting
- Gun Lake Tribe & Gun Lake Casino Donate Police K-9 to County Sheriff
- Rosebud Indian Reservation Comes Alive with Rodeo and Wacipi this Weekend
- Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe to Participate in Diversity Circle
- 27 Tribes or Tribal Communities Receive $15.6 Million
- American Indians to Dance as Bell Closes on Wall Street
- Video: Russell Means: 'That Love Makes My Life Worthwhile'
- Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Lays Wreath at Wounded Knee
- Chicago Bear Levi Horn Hometown Hero Video
- Proposed Pipeline "Poses Grave Dangers" to Tribal Nations
- Crow Fair Powwow Campground becomes 'Teepee Capital of the World'
- Senate Indian Affairs Committee Hears About Economic Roadblocks in Indian Country
- 2011 Native American 40 Under 40 Announced
- Indians and Harleys Wanted for Bike Ride This Saturday
- US Senate Indian Affairs Committee in Hawaii for Hearing on Economic Development
- Economic Stimulus Funds Used for School Replacement in Indian Country
- RECIPES NEEDED: Cookbook to be Dedicated to Domestic Violence Victims
- Cherokee Nation Acting Principal Chief Sworn in on Sunday
- Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Member Turns 101
- Emerging Tribal Economies - Day 2: Is Your Tribe Ready$
- Former AIM Leader Russell Means Diagnosed with Life Threatening Throat Cancer
- Three Tribal Leaders on Hand for President Obama's Michigan Visit
- Echo Hawk to Speak at School Funded with Stimulus $
- "Indians Should View Their Economies Like Third-World Countries"
- Navajo Nation-owned Company Breaks Ground on Data Center
- Rockford Powwow to be Held among Indian Mounds
- Navajo President Declares Navajo Nation Code Talker Week
- Newly Elected Deputy Chief to Become Acting Cherokee Chief
- Potawatomi Nation Gathering in Michigan's UP This Week
- International Day of the World's Indigenous People Celebrated in San Francisco
- Cherokee Elder Care Lauded by Inspectors
- US Ambassador to United Nations Rice on International Day of the World's Indigenous People
- Interior Department to Collaborate with Harvard on American Indian Economic Development
- International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples Activity Planned for Tuesday
- Freedom Walkers Told "It's Great to be Sober!" at Saginaw Chippewa Tribe
- US Senate Indian Affairs Committee on Road to Montana to Hold Hearing on Native Youth
- Freedom Walk to Celebrate Sobriety on Saturday at Saginaw Chippewa Tribe
- Motorcycle Blessing and Scholarship Run Part of Festivities of New York Powwow
- Indian Village Camp Looking for Participants
- Action Summit for Suicide Prevention in Indian Country Draws 1,300
- Treaties of 1855 & 1864 by Federal Court Celebrated Today by Saginaw Chippewa Tribe
- US Senate Indian Affairs Committee Hearing on Probate Issues in Indian Country
- Pictures from 2011 National Intertribal Youth Summit in Santa Fe
- Special Election to Choose Cherokee Principal Chief Set for September 24
- Potawatomi Archbishop Charles Chaput Seen as Outspoken
- Tribal Suicide Prevention Summit Underway in Scottsdale
- What do American Indians Think about the Debt Ceiling Stall by Congress?
- Attorney General Lays Wreath at Wounded Knee Memorial
- Center for Native American Youth Led by Fighter for American Indian Health
- Emerging Tribal Economies Workshop Set in Michigan
- Nike N7 Collection Featuring Designs by Bunky Echo-Hawk
- More Navajo Nation Residents Now Connected to Basic Phone Service
- New Navajo Transit Bus Features Code Talker Portrait
- Oldest Continuous Powwow Tops this Weekend's Celebrations
- 175 Native Youth told 'You are the Future' National Intertribal Youth Summit
- US Senate Indian Affairs Committee Hearing on Enforcing the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act
- Chicago Bears Levi Horn is Excited to Get Back to Football
- Stricter Punishment for Those Who Commit Violent Crimes against Native Women Embraced
- Navajo Nation Fair Now Under Nation's Museum Direction
- Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Tribal Member Named Archbishop of Philadelphia
- Actor Chaske Spencer & Golfer Notah Begay to Appear at National Intertribal Youth Summit
- Three Michigan Indian Tribes Help Restock Walleye Supply in Upper Peninsula Waters
- 10th Annual Women are Sacred Conference Set for August 9-11
- White House Holds News Conference on Violence Against Native Women Legislation
- White House Environmental Quality Chair to Visit Native-Owned Sacred Power
- Navajo Code Talker Honored As President Shelly Orders Flags to be Flown at Half-staff
- Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Celebrates 75 Years of Recognition at the Annual Powwow
- Floods and Fires in Indian Country Testimony at US Senate Indian Affairs Committee
- Navajo Nation First Lady Supports 'Violence Against Family Act'
- Injured Native Marine Visited by Echo Hawk at Bethesda Naval Hospital
- Navajo President Delivers State of The Navajo Nation Address
- Chicago American Indians Contributed Art to Backdrop for Dalai Lama
- 2011 Indian Education Renewable Energy Challenges Winners Announced
- Tell Us Your Stories
- Powwow Season in Full Swing
- Violence Against Native Women at Epidemic Proportions
- US Interior Heads at Crow Nation Friday
- Navajo President Shelly to be Guest on "Arizona Week"
- Sex Trafficking of Native Women, Disturbing Testimony that MUST Be Told
- Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Race Still Unknown
- Navajo President Shelly Orders Flags to be Flown at Half-staff
- Navajo President Reaches Out to Alaska Native Corporations for Partnerships
- Let's Move! in Indian Country at UNITY Conference
- Mississippi Band of Choctaw Tribal Chief Run-Off Election Decided
- Cherokee Nation's Special Rules Committee to Meet to Discuss Smoother Elections
- Oren Lyons Among Natives Coming to the White House to Demonstrate How to Play Lacrosse
- Commission to Evaluate Indian Trust Administration and Reform Established
- Navajo President Ben Shelly Receives Honorary Doctorate for Humanities
- Local Governance Act Touted as Turning Around Navajo Nation Chapter
- How Do American Indians Celebrate the 4th of July?
- Onondaga Haudenosaunee Singers to Perform at Little River Powwow
- Many Powwows to Attend This Holiday Week
- Oglala Sioux Tribe Announces New $40 Million Justice Center in Pine Ridge
- San Manuel Band Donates $200,000 to Red Cross to Aid Tribes Impacted by Floods
- Tribal EcoAmbassadors Program Launched by EPA
- Cherokee Bikers Retrace Trail of Tears Route
- "Everyone Showed Their Hearts" at White Buffalo Naming Ceremony
- Arrests Made in Connection of Death of Navajo Police Sergeant
- San Manuel Band Provides $100,000 Grant to American Indian College Fund
- Cherokee Principal Chief Wins by Mere 7 Votes: Recount Possible
- Donations Needed for Funeral of Slain Navajo Police Sergeant
- Lumbee Open Enrollment Begins Today
- Navajo Nation Police Sergeant Killed in Line of Duty
- Historic Launch of Navajo Chamber of Commerce Applauded
- $210 Million in Initial Indian Housing Block Grants Announced
- Nottawaseppi Huron Potawatomi Host Powwow This Weekend
- American Recovery & Reinvestment Act Funded 22 New Homes on the Navajo Nation
- Navajo Students Wanted for Leadership & Service Program
- $3.4 Billion Cobell Settlement Approved
- Navajo Nation Sets Tuesday as "All Faiths Seasonal Prayer Day"
- HAPPY FATHER'S DAY
- Coalition of Large Tribes to Meet in Washington for Energy Meetings
- Mississippi Band of Choctaw Tribal Chief to be Decided on July 5 in Run-off Election
- June 17-18 Declared Navajo Nation Veterans Stand Down by President Ben Shelly
- Gover Tells US Senate on Indian Affairs:
- Navajo Firefighters Deployed to Fires in Ration and Carlsbad
- Native Resources Theme at National Congress of American Indians Mid-Year Conference
- Navajo Nation Ben Shelly to Receive IHS Award
- Water Walk 2011: Water from Four Directions Converged into One
- Gun Lake Tribe's Public Safety Officers Become Cross-Deputized
- EPA Improves Clean-Air Permitting in Indian Country
- Lumbee Tribe's Chairwoman Sharon Hunt First Interview: Tough, but Congenial
- Navajo Nation to Purchase $1.5 Million Turquoise Ranch to Benefit Tribal Members
- President Shelly Signs Executive Order of Fire Restriction to Protect Navajo Land
- Homecoming of Three Fires Powwow This Weekend on Shores of Grand River
- Echo Hawk to Speak at NCAI Mid-Year Conference in Milwaukee
- US Senate Committee Explores UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Policy
- Crow Tribe Layoffs Hit 150 Employees Due to Flood Costs
- American Indian Students Harvested Vegetables Used for White House State Dinner
- American Indians Celebrate Education in Chicago
- Navajo Nation Issues Smoke Advisory Due to Fires in Eastern Arizona
- Sault Ste. Marie Hires Former Governor's Deputy to be Legal Counsel
- First Lady Obama's Remarks to Indian Children at Three Sisters Garden Planting
- NFL Sam Bradford and American Indian Kids at White House Three Sisters Garden
- Closer, But Still Not Home
- Chris Redman named president of Haskell Indian Nations University
- Gun Lake Tribe Distributes First $500,000 to Struggling Michigan Community
- Prairie Band Elder Who Preserved Potawatomi Language Dies
- Iroquois Nationals Win Silver Medal at World Indoor Lacrosse Tournament
- Cherokee Nation Aids Tornado Ravaged Joplin
- 'Navajo Nation Commercial Tobacco-Free Day' Rally Set for Today
- MEMORIAL DAY
- Interview with Levi Horn
- Crow Tribe Sustains Heavy Flood Damage in Montana
- Tahnee Robinson Cut by the Sun
- Let’s Move! in Indian Country at Menominee Nation
- Dennis Banks’ Maple Syrup Business Equipment Stolen
- “Teaching Our Tradition” Powwow Opens the Michigan Outdoor Powwow Season
- First American Indian Woman Dean of Law School Named
- Tahnee Robinson Scores 5 points in WNBA Pre-season Opener Victory
- NFL Player Levi Horn Presents KinLani Bordertown Dormitory with Presidential Award
- Interview with Hugh Short
- 15th Annual Vision Quest Conference Set for Wednesday and Thursday
- Chicago Bear Levi Horn and Nike N7 to Announce President’s Active Lifestyle Award
- Navajo Nation Presidential Veterans Town Halls To Kick Off May 17
- “Teaching Our Tradition” Powwow Scheduled for May 21-22
- EPA orders Western Environmental to Stop Noxious Odors on Cabazon Band Indian Reservation
- Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation’s Golf Course is First Designed by American Indian on Indian Land
- ATF Honors First American Indian Investigator Killed in Line of Duty
- First Nations Pastor Named VP of World Communion of Reformed Churches
- HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY
- Echo Hawk Conveys Nation’s Gratitude for Fallen Officers
- Echo Hawk to Keynote 20th Annual Indian Country Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Service
- Navajo Nation President Shelly Applauds President Obama
- Dedicated to Service: Georgina Roy Leads Kateri Center of Chicago
- Protect Tribal Children and Communities from Coal’s Toxic Mercury Pollution
- Navajo Nation Township is First Tribal Community to Adopt Green Construction Code
- Tahnee Robinson becomes first American Indian Drafted into the WNBA
- Giving Benefiting American Indians is at Less Than 0.3 Percent of All Giving by Foundations in America
- American Indians Play Major Role at Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site
- Government Cannot Solve All Our Problems Declares Navajo Nation President
- Stimulus Dollars Make Bode’wadmi Trail Houses Possible for Gun Lake Tribe
- How could this happen to so many children?
- Ten Native Students Chosen to be 2011 Udall Scholars
- First Lady Michelle Obama Asks for Military Support Through New Program: Joining Forces
- Twelve Native Students Named Udall Interns
- Eve’s Fund For Native America Health Initiatives to Host Children’s Books Authors
- Large Tribes Form New Coalition
- Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly Challenges the National Indian Gaming Association
- Boys and Girls Club of the Northern Cheyenne Nation to Host Author Paul Tough
- Early Childhood Development is Emphasis of Kellogg Foundation Grant
- Challenges Faced By Chicago American Indians
- Things are Three Times Worse for Indians Living in Chicago
- Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly to Testify at Tribal Energy Hearing on Capitol Hill
- Arizona State University Appoints Diane Humeweta
- Putting a Big “D” in the Word Diversity to Include American Indians
- American Indian College Fund Announces $100,000 Endowment for Native Nursing Students
- Chicago Conference to Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Groundbreaking Conference
- “Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day”
- President Obama Signs New Mexico Disaster Declaration
- New $1 Coin Depicts Treaty Between Wampanoag Tribe and Plymouth Settlers
- “Be Great & Graduate” is Motto of Gallup Boys & Girls Clubs
- His Long Hair Cuts Short His Education: Louisiana Native Discovers
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NATIVE CHALLENGES update 5/23
- Tribal Sovereign Immunity Upheld in Superior Court of California
- Rapid City Regional Hospital Protest - Dennis Banks
- Statement Issued by Rapid City Regional Hospital
- Winnemem Wintu Tribe's War Dance Begins Thursday
- Dennis Banks to Rally for Justice for Vern Traversie
- Navajo Attorney General Harrison Tsosie Endorses Water Rights Settlement
- New Global Standards Set for Working with Indigenous Peoples
- House Passes Violence Against Women Act Without Tribal Provisions
- The Importance of Keeping Native Provision in Violence Against Women Act
- Closed Grocery Store Has Its Day in Court Today
- "Where is Diane Sawyer When We Need Her?"
- Violence Against Women Act Tribal Provisions are Constitutionally Sound
- Shut Down for Spoiled Meat Sioux Nation Grocer Reopens Meat Counter
- Former Navajo President Hale Endorses Water Rights Bill
- US Forest Service Ignores Winnemem Wintu Tribe's Request
- Gross Disrespect in Headlines Native American Journalist Association Reacts
- Freedom Train to Rally Against Tar Sands Pipelines and Tankers
- Crow Tribe Receives $460 Million for Water Settlement
- Lakota Man Accuses Hospital of Healthcare Hate Crime
- Strengthening the Violence Against Women Act
- Navajo President Shelly Hasn't Made Decision on Little Colorado River Settlement
- Violence Against Native Women Legislation Threatened
- AIM-West Leads Protests against "Chief Wahoo" at Oakland Coliseum
- Forced Evictions Reach New Low in Bakken Oil Fields
- Water Settlement Has Not Been Approved by the Navajo Nation
- Video Released of Tribe Seeking Protection from Racial Slurs during Ceremonies
- US House Inserts Keystone XL Pipeline Mandate into Highway Bill
- Klamath Tribes Add to String of Victories in Water Rights Adjudication
- Angry Navajo Citizens Overcrowd First Water Settlement Forum
- President Shelly Provides FAQs Sheet on the Little Colorado Water Rights Settlement
- Tribe Seeks Protection from Racial Slurs during Ceremonies
- 41 American Indian Tribes Settle for $1Billion with Obama Administration
- AIM WEST to Protest Baseball Games When Cleveland Team Comes to Town
- United States to Announce Tribal Trust Case Settlements Today at the White House
- Former Tribal Leaders Respond to Senator Kyl on Water Rights Bill 2109
- US Senators Meet with Opposition Over Water Rights
- Senator Kyl Pushes Hard for Speedy Decision on SB 2109
- Oglala Sioux Tribe DEMANDS Justice for Appalling Number of Unsolved Reservation Murders
- President Shelly Issues Statement about Meeting with Senators Kyl and McCain
- Organizers Want "Thousands" to Tuba City to Protest Senators Kyl & McCain
- Navajo President Encouraged by the Enactment of Navajo Water Rights Settlement in Utah
- Make a Call to the White House for Leonard Peltier on Friday
- Sac & Fox Nation Concerned About Southern Leg of Keystone XL Pipeline
- Past Hopi Leadership Lead Opposition to Water Rights Settlement Legislation
- Indian Protesters Faced Off President's Keystone XL Pipeline Endorsement
- President Obama in Oklahoma to Support Part of Keystone XL Pipeline
- Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes Call on President Obama to Recognize Tribes' Ownership of Lands
- Today is Elimination of Racial Discrimination International Day
- Oglala Sioux Tribe to Oil Companies: "The Exploitation of the Oglala Oyate Ends Now"
- AIM of Colorado Wants Answers from Suncor About Slow Oil Spill Clean Up
- American Indian Movement to Join Protest Suncor Oil Spill Contamination Today
- Five Lakota Arrested for Forming Blockade on Pine Ridge Reservation
- National Commission on Indian Trust Administration and Reform Off and Running
- Miranda's Mother Calls for Removal 3 Members of School Staff
- Justice Denied: Judge Will Not Grant Temporary Restraining Order at Tom-Kav
- Oren Lyons Challenges US People to Live Up to Treaties
- Justice Delayed for Another Day in San Diego County
- Tom-Kav the New Rallying Cry: Prayers Needed to Stop Further Desecration of Sacred Sites
- Menominee Language Incident: Teacher Offers Letter of Justification; Faults Miranda
- San Diego County Burial Site Desecration
- 50 American Indian Protestors Seek to Stop Desecration at Construction Site
- Native Student College Entry Tested Before Supreme Court
- Navajo President Shelly Begins Town Hall Meetings About Utah Navajo Trust Funds
- American Indian Cultural Awareness Training to Begin in Catholic Schools
- Wolakota Omniciye Underway on Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
- US Circuit Court of Appeals Rules in Favor of Sewer Water Snow Making
- Menominee 7th Grader's Mother Calls for School Staff to be Disciplined
- Sign a Petition to Support Menominee Seventh Grader Suspended Basketball Player
- Fighting Sioux Mascot Ballot Petition Further Marginalizes North Dakota University Athletics
- Message from Leonard Peltier on the Anniversary of Incarceration
- Meeting Set to Discuss Healing of Menominee Student Suspended for Speaking Native Language
- Tomorrow is International Day of Solidarity with Leonard Peltier
- Menominee Seventh Grader Suspended for Saying "I Love You" in her Native Language
- House Speaker Boehner to Tie Keystone XL to Infrastructure Jobs Act
- Help Bring Jim Thorpe Home by Participating in an Online Petition
- Two Men Sentenced for Hate Crime Against Navajo Man
- Justice Delayed in Patty Dawson Case
- American Indians Seek Hate Crime Charge Against Skinhead
- Haskell American Indian Students Journey 550 Miles for Wetlands Preservation
- Obama Administration: NO to Keystone XL Pipeline
- Department of State: NO to Keystone XL Pipeline
- Tucson Unified School District Not So UNIFIED: Ban Rethinking Columbus
- Sogorea Te: The Sight of What Has Been Done to Our Beloved Land was Devastating
- Ndns for Justice March for First Nations Woodcarver Killed by Police
- Feds Will Not Prosecute Former Seattle Police for Killing Woodcarver John T. Williams
- Save the Peaks Coalition in Pictures
- Plaintiffs Optimistic after Appeal Heard in San Francisco Peaks 'Sewage Snow' Case
- 150 American Indian Show Support for Save the Peaks
- American Indians in San Francisco for Save the Peaks Hearing
- Petroleum Institute to Obama: "Huge Political Consequence" if Keystone Pipeline Rejected
- CALL TO ACTION: Save the Peaks Looking for Support
- Disappointment Persists at Sogorea Te
- Hopi Tribe Lose in Lawsuit to Stop Flagstaff Selling Sewer Water to Make Fake Snow
- Keystone Provision Remains as Payroll Tax Cut Passes Congress
- Thousands of Navajo Jobs and Revenue at Risk Due to EPA Regulations
- Open Letter from Leonard Peltier at Launch of the Walk
- Oren Lyons: "There is No Alternative to Water"
- Nady Protesters Met with Taunting by His Daughter's High School Friends
- US Senate Bill to Vote on Keystone: NOW a Native Nations Issue
- Leonard Peltier Walk to Begin Tomorrow on Alcatraz Island Led by Dennis Banks
- Saginaw Chippewa Tribe to Hold Repatriation Ceremony on Monday
- Emergency Protest to Stop Nady Called for Saturday
- REMINDER: Time Running Out to Comment on Klamath River Basin Dam Removal
- Christmas Gifts for Native Children Needed at American Indian Center of Chicago
- Judge Rules in Favor of Klamath Tribes in Water Rights Case
- KEYSTONE XL Pipeline in House Bill Passes, Moves to Senate for Debate
- US Supreme Court to Hear Gun Lake Case that will Reverberate Throughout Indian Country
- House Set to Vote Tomorrow: Debate on Keystone XL on Its Way to Senate
- House Republicans Insert Keystone Provision in Payroll-Tax Cut Extension Bill
- American Indian and Alaska Native Languages Are at RISK of Extinction
- President Threatens Veto if Republicans Attach Keystone XL Pipeline to Payroll Tax-cut
- Free Peltier! Leonard Peltier Committee Takes Their Message to Washington
- Klamath Basin Tribes Claim Victory in Court Decisions
- Dennis Banks to Kickoff Leonard Peltier Walk on Alcatraz Island to Demand Clemency
- NAGPRA May Play Role in Reburial of Jim Thorpe
- Tips for Environmentally Friendly Gifts This Holiday Season
- Slideshow, Bellecourt on Alcatraz: "We Did Not Have to Have Abraham Lincoln Proclaim Thanksgiving for Us"
- Bellecourt on Alcatraz: "We Did Not Have to Have Abraham Lincoln Proclaim Thanksgiving for Us"
- Occupy Oakland Protesters to Join with American Indian protestors on Black Friday
- White House Response on Leonard Peltier Petition: NO COMMENT
- Beware: Keystone XL Pipeline Maneuvering Still Underway
- Sacred Sites Peace Walk for a Nuclear Free World Memories
- "To the Indigenous Women" Seeks to Do Something about Violence Against Native Women
- FINALLY: "Fighting Sioux" on Way Out
- Lakota Tribes "Refuse to Cooperate" With Tar Sands Proponents
- Sacred Sites Peace Walk for Nuclear Free World to End at Sogorea Te This Sunday
- Efforts to Protect Mount Taylor Receive Prestigious National Preservation Award
- Leonard Peltier Clemency Petition Exceeds Requirement by 446 Signatures
- $380 Million Osage Tribal Trust Settlement is Largest Ever Won by Individual Tribe
- 500 Signatures Still Needed for Leonard Peltier White House Clemency Petition
- 100 Protesters Demonstrate at Nady Systems
- Speakers Stress Changing Name of Holiday from Columbus Day to Indigenous People's Day
- American Indian & First Nation Leaders Voice Concerns over Keystone XL Pipeline
- What Should Teachers Teach American Students about Christopher Columbus?
- Protest at Nady Headquarters Planned for Indigenous Peoples Day at Noon
- Southwest Tribal Leaders Address Cobell Trust Land Consolidation
- Public Hearings on Keystone XL Pipeline Set
- Demonstration Planned in Minneapolis Today to Protest Keystone XL Pipeline
- Volunteers Plant "Floating Islands" to Save Louisiana's American Indian Lands
- Ottawa Sit-in Planned to Say NO to Tar Sands
- 5,000 Petition Signatures Needed for Leonard Peltier to Get White House Review
- Dene Nation Formally Opposes the Keystone XL Pipeline
- VICTORY Declared by Save the Knoll Committee
- Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Dealt a Setback by Court Decision
- Save the Knoll Organizers Keeping Pressure on Santa Cruz City Hall
- Supporters Celebrated Leonard Peltier's Birthday
- Standoff in Standoff: One Arrested Speaks Out, "Apathy is Our Biggest Adversary"
- Leonard Peltier Now in Florida
- American Indians Asked to Boycott Nady Electronics Products
- Robert Redford: Keystone XL Pipeline Threatens US Heartland
- Leonard Peltier Transferred to Temporary Facility in Oklahoma City
- Support Wanted for Santa Cruz City Council Meeting
- Standoff in Standoff, Alberta: Blood Tribes Members vs. Murphy Oil Company
- Leonard Peltier Awarded International Human Rights Prize
- The Elem Pomo Seeking Public Support to Protect Rattlesnake Island
- AIM West Plans Birthday Celebration for Leonard Peltier - September 12
- Hopi Tribe Sues City of Flagstaff
- President Obama on Leonard Peltier: 'Get Me the Political Support'
- Solidarity to Protect San Francisco Peaks Demonstrations Held
- Sioux Tribes Tell PBS the Black Hills Are Not for Sale
- Leonard Peltier Update Today on blogtalkradio
- Demonstration Set for Tomorrow at US Forest Service California Office
- Leonard Peltier Supporters Urged to Call CNN Today, Beginning at 10 am
- Demonstration to End Further Desecration Photos
- Demonstration to End Further Desecration at Housing Development
- Two Non-Indians Plead Guilty to Hate Crime
- Dennis Banks to Join Leonard Peltier Walk for Human Rights at Alcatraz Island
- More Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act Grants Awarded
- Amnesty International Report Draws Attention to Threats to Indigenous Peoples in America
- Demonstration Called to Stop Desecration by Developer
- North Dakota No Longer Fighting Sioux
- Legal Team Met with Leonard Peltier on Saturday Morning
- Candlelight Vigil and Rally for Leonard Peltier This Weekend
- American Indian Probate Reform Act Testimony: 'Next Best Thing since Sliced Bread'
- Amnesty International to US Authorities: Improve Prison Conditions for Leonard Peltier
- The Reason for the Vigil for Leonard Peltier
- Sacred Fire Died Out at Closing Ceremony on Saturday at Sogorea Te
- Lead Counsel for Leonard Peltier: Cruel and Inhumane Treatment
- Leonard Peltier Releases Letter from the Hole
- Sacred Fire to Go Out at Closing Ceremony at Sogorea Te
- Yocha Dehe Chair Speaks - Vallejo City Council Finalizes Cultural Easement
- Leonard Peltier Candlelight Vigil & Rally Set
- VICTORY for Protestors at Sogorea Te
- Mass Call-ins for Leonard Peltier Continue
- Sogorea Te Protesters Hopeful, but Deadline for Resolution Imposed
- Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act Grant Recipients Announced
- Mass Call-in for Peltier Switches to Bureau of Prisons
- Wear Red Shirts to Demonstrate Your Support
- Pressure to Continue on CNN on Behalf of Peltier
- Committee to Protect Glen Cove Demonstrates Support for 15-Acre Cultural Easement
- Mass Call-in to CNN on Behalf of Leonard Peltier is Called
- Two Events to Attend to Show Support of Sogorea Te
- Sogorea Te Protesters Ask for Help
- CA Fish and Game Commission to Discuss Traditional Tribal Harvesting
- 500 Mile American Indian Spiritual Marathon Ends at Sogorea Te
- Spiritual Encampment Compared to 1973 Wounded Knee Siege
- Keetoowah Cherokees to Celebrate Land in Trust Approval
- Northern California Tribes Test State Marine Life Protection Act
- Sogorea Te to Serve as Finish for 500-Mile American Indian Spiritual Marathon
- Yurok Tribal Members Risk Arrest as They Gather Seaweed Used for Ceremonial Purposes
- National Prayer Days to Protect Native American Sacred Places Begin Today
- US Senate Hearing on Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation
- GAO Finds that Smithsonian Institution Repatriation is Slow
- Sogorea Te Video Screenings Planned for June 22
- You are Not a Nationality, You are a Human Being
- Protesters Urged to Pray for Strength at Last Week's Salmon Ceremony at Sogorea Te
- $200,000 for Glen Cove Suspended Pending Sogorea Te Outcome
- Encampment Leaders Say Food and Firewood is NOW Needed
- Sogorea Te Spiritual Encampment Enters 8th Week
- Dennis Banks to Keynote 'Day of Honoring, Healing & Remembering'
- Pit River Tribe Passes Resolution in Support of Sacred Site
- Visitors Come to Sogorea Te as the “Spiritual Encampment” is in its Sixth Week
- American Indians and the On-going Effects of the Boarding School Period
- Jim Thorpe’s son, William, Speaks Candidly about Injustice to His Father’s Spirit
- United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues is Underway
- State Park Near to Sogorea Te is Closing
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- Protest Leader Anquoe at “Huge International Stage” Visits United Nations
- Keeping the Fire Going
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- Call for United Nation Investigation of Indigenous Rights Violations by City of Vallejo
- Protest Expands at Sogorea Te Sacred Burial Site
- Supporters Arrive at Sogorea Te Sacred Burial Site to Demonstrate Support
- We are Going to Stay at Sogorea Te until They Drag Us Out
- Construction Crew Shows Up to Mark Off Where Fence Will Go
- Saginaw Chippewa Tribe to Accept Conveyance of Closed Boarding School
- We Cannot Stop Now! - Protesters Plan to Go to Vallejo City Council Meeting Tuesday
- Photo-Journalist and Peace Activist Tristan Anderson Visits Sogorea Te Sacred Site
- American Indian Protest Leaders Call for an Indigenous Peoples Earth Day and Interfaith Gathering at Sogorea Te
- State Senator Tours Sogorea Te Promises to Encourage Dispute Resolution
- Protesters’ Prayer Interrupted by Recreation Official
- Leaders of Protest at Sacred Site Urge Others to Join Them
- Gabrieleño Band to Protest Museum Over Mishandling of Ancestral Remains As Long As it Takes in LA
- We Are Going to Stand Our Ground
- American Indians Plan to Occupy Glen Cove Sacred Site to Prevent Park Construction
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- This is Not About Winning or Losing: You Don’t Play with the Creator
- ACLU Files a Lawsuit on Behalf of Native Student Suspended Due to Hair Length
- Emotions Are Heated in LA by Mishandling of Indian Remains
- 700 Possible Indian Children Remains Cause Concern for Tribal Officials
- National Park Service Holds Up Funding Until Los Angeles County Officials Settle Indian Remains Issue
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NATIVE HEALTH update 5/21
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- HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius on National Women's Health Week
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- Good Health Adds Life to Years
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- Make TB a Disease of the Past
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- Less Salt for Kids is Best
- Gun Lake Casino Community Shave Heads to Support Childhood Cancer Research
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- February: A Month to Spread Awareness about Heart Health
- The 1-2-3 of Diabetes
- Obesity Compounds Problems Associated with Breast Cancer
- Breast Cancer "Think Pink" Theme Basketball Game Set on Cherokee Nation
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- Harvard Study Shows Coffee May Reduce Depression in Women
- Obesity is a Vicious Circle
- iPads will Improve Real-time Information at Tribal Hospital
- Cherokee Nation Awarded Suicide Prevention Grant
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- HHS Launches First Consumer Health IT Video Challenge of 2012
- The Coffee-Only Break?
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- Less Medication is Best for Preschoolers with Asthma
- "There is More Fish in the Sea" Strong Message for a Future for American Indian Youth
- Panel Endorses Monitoring and Delay of Treatment for Low-risk Prostate Cancer
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- Eagle Books Expands to Middle School Students to Teach about Diabetes
- Cherokee Tobacco Prevention Program Reaches 5,000th Student
- Native Diabetes Wellness Program Commemorates Native American Heritage Month
- Homemade Turkey Soup Recipe, Just in Time for those Leftovers
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- Spotting Breast Cancer Early
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- Native Youth & Mental Issues: Register for Wednesday Webinar
- HHS Secretary Sebelius on National Native American Heritage Month
- November is National Diabetes Month
- World Stroke Day: October 29
- Cherokee Nation Offering Flu Vaccinations in Muskogee
- Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation to Take Part in "National Drug Take Back Day"
- Infant Safe Sleep Recommendations
- Lead-Free Kids for a Healthy Future
- "Return to a Healthy Past" Program at Work at Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation
- Medicare Open Enrollment Period Begins Tomorrow
- It's Time to Get Your Flu Shot
- Oglala Sioux Tribe Health & Human Services Committee to Host Hearings
- facebook and myspace May Help Identify College Students' Drinking Problems
- Taking Aim at Childhood Obesity
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- Five Lifestyle Factors That Reduce Diabetes
- National Child Passenger Safety Week: September 18-24
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- Alaska Natives Receive Funding for Health Information Technology
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- UPDATE from HHS for $100 Million
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ENTERTAINMENT update 5/22
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- Grand Valley State University Spring Powwow Slideshow
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- Oklahoma City Thunder Kevin Durant to Debut Nike N7 Zoom KDIV Tonight
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- Native Voices Philosophy
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- Trickster Gallery Celebrates 7th Anniversary with Keith Secola
- Cherokee Arts Center Announces March Schedule
- Native Athletes Highlighted in Book to Inspire Others
- Pueblo Painting Spotlights Important Development in American Indian Art History
- Cherokee Arts Center Sets Up Historic Loom
- Urban Indian Relocation Program Story a Big Part of "Native Chicago"
- Navajo Recording Artist and Anti-Domestic Violence Advocate Wins Crystal Microphone Award
- Native Film Series Set for Today & Tomorrow in Mt. Pleasant
- Miss Chief: After-Hours Performance with Kent Monkman
- FNX TV Kicks Off Donor Campaign with Ceremonial Unity Launch
- Calling All Native Playwrights
- NMAI-NY IndiVisible African-Native American Lives Hosts Dr. Heriberto Dixon
- Momaday's "The Way to Rainy Mountain" a Treat to Read Over Again
- "The Power of Chocolate" Festival at NMAI Feb 11&12
- Pachamama to be Shown in Denver Tonight
- Horse Nation Exhibit is a Must See for Those Traveling to the Nation's Capital
- Dennis Banks Autobiography Traces American Indian Movement
- "A Good Day to Die" on Life of Dennis Banks & Rise of AIM a Hit in Germany
- Raise High the "Ajijaak"
- World Premiere of "More Than Frybread" Set
- American Betrayal Triggered by Greed
- Keeping Anishinaabe as a First Language
- Thunderbird Indian Singers & Dancers Perform at NMAI New York Tonight
- Smoke Signals Director Chris Eyre to Chair at Santa Fe U of Art & Design
- Traditional Sculpture Class Available at Cherokee Arts Center
- Gun Lake Snowsnake Games Postponed Until February 18th
- Book Creates an Easy View of American Indian History
- Grammy Winning American Indian Flutist Robert Mirabal Performs at Hope College
- Klamath Indian Sobriety Queen Named
- Washington Football Team Remains Clueless When it Comes to Its Name
- 2nd Annual Gun Lake Snowsnake Games Announced
- 22 Ft Totem Pole Part of NMAI Artist-in-Residence Program
- Real Story of Quileute Wolves depicted in "Twilight" Books and Movies to Open
- NMAI New York Director John Haworth to Provide Guided New Year Tours Monday
- Time for the Fog to Lift: Time for Americans to Relook at "In the Spirit of Crazy Horse"
- Finally, To be Included
- "Scars and Bars" Scores in Middle
- LA Clippers to Host Native American Heritage Day
- Cherokee Arts Center Showcases Pottery, Metalwork Tonight
- Leonard Peltier: A Private Man who Only Wants to Go Home
- Klamath Tribes and Kla-Mo-Ya Casino Float Wins 1st Place
- Litefoot to Giveaway 4,000 Native Style T-shirts at Lakota Nation Invitational
- Klamath Tribes and Kla-Mo-Ya Casino Float Wins 1st Place
- Celebrating 10 Years of Scottsdale's Native Trails
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- A Horse to See
- I Want to Think in Indian
- Trickster Gallery Hosts Holiday Gift Drive to Assist Needy Families
- Leonard Peltier Benefit Concert - Bluedog, Red Ponie Band & Tatanka Ohitika
- Special Run of Vans Pendleton Powwow Shoes
- Overcoming Obstacles to Find Their Music Groove: Stories about Native Musicians
- Grammy Winner Joanne Shenandoah to Perform at NMAI in New York
- "Voice on the Water" Reading at Ziibiwing Center in Mt Pleasant
- Great Lakes Native America Anthology Released Today
- Author May Not Know Much About Indians, But He Knows Us!
- Trickster Gallery Celebrates Native American Heritage Month Tonight
- Abramoff Added Another Chapter of Sordid History of Mistreatment of American Indians
- Slideshow: Native American Heritage Month from Loyola Campus
- Cherokee National Youth Choir to Present Christmas Show in Wagoner
- American Indian Motion Picture Award Winners
- Russell Means Receives Red Nation Film Lifetime Achievement Award
- Book Review Love Many - Trust Few and Always, Always Paddle Your Own Canoe
- 36th American Indian Film Festival Underway in San Francisco
- Dances with Dependency Provides Food for Thought
- National Museum of the American Indian Wants Your Native Stories
- Dennis Banks to Attend "A Good Day to Die" Film Screening in Germany
- Book Creates Desire to See Exhibit Opening Today in Washington
- "A Song for the Horse Nation" Gallops in National Museum of the American Indian
- OREGON EXPERIENCE: The Modoc War - Special Pre-broadcast Screening Friday
- Wilma Mankiller among Native Women Featured in Role Model Book
- Day of the Dead Exhibit Opening at Trickster Gallery
- Little River Band of Ottawa Indians to Screen "Manistee 'Nme" Film
- The First Navajo Film Producers' Works to be Screened on Thursday
- Dennis Banks Autobiography Traces American Indian Movement
- ABC's "20/20" to Provide Glimpse into Life, Rich with Culture and History
- What's Doing at National Museum of the American Indian in October & November
- Author Argues Columbus' Cannibalism Extends to Modern Times
- "America Before Columbus" Film to be Screened at Trickster Gallery October 8
- Cherokees: Not Unchanged, but Intact
- "We Are a People: The Ponca Journey" Coming to National Museum of the American Indian
- The Message Went Out, "It's Okay to be Indian"
- Turtle Voices to Open at the Trickster Gallery
- Klamath River American Indians Story Featured in "River of Renewal"
- American Indian Sculptor Jason Quigno: I Tell My Stories through Stones Slideshow
- Despite Hardships, Little River Band Persevered
- American Indian Sculptor Jason Quigno's "7 Chief clans of the Anishinabe"
- Native Folk & Blues Rocker Keith Secola Live In Concert at American Indian Center of Chicago
- Ho-Chunk Nation Runners Support Dirk Whitebreast in Wisconsin Marathon
- A Book for Those Serious About Defeating Diabetes
- Denver Indigenous Film & Arts Festival Set to Open October 12
- Rams Quarterback Sam Bradford Listed as Day-to-Day
- Russell Means Autobiography Important for History
- Berenstain Bears to Speak in Lakota
- Notah Begay III to be Grand Marshall in 65th Annual Navajo Nation Fair Parade
- QVC to Offer Native Jewelry Inspired by National Museum of the American Indian Collection
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- Trickster Gallery Worth the Drive
- September Events at the National Museum of the American Indian
- National Museum of the American Indian Teams Up with International Horse Show
- Notah Begay's NB3 Foundation & PGA to Hold Golf Clinic Monday
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- "A Song for the Horse Nation" Gallops into DC
- Music is Major Part of Cherokee National Holiday Celebration
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