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Native CDFI in Rapid City boosting underserved communities
New book shares tragic history of Burt Lake Band in northern MI
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Native CDFI in Rapid City boosting underserved communities
New book shares tragic history of Burt Lake Band in northern MI

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CSKT files amicus brief with TikTok lawsuit against blocked MT ban
Fresh, organic, and Alaskan: one tribe’s response to hunger

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Chickasaw Nation respond to deadly storms across OK
NARF supports Native students facing pushback for tribal regalia
Ramos delivers 1st land acknowledgement at CA Assembly

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Jim Thorpe receives posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom
SHI Board of Trustees appoints new member to oversee its programs
Sitka Tlingit Clan Houses added to national list of endangered places
New research quantifies cultural burning by Karuk Tribe

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MMIP Awareness Day events across the country this weekend
Garland highlights outreach program as DOJ recognizes MMIP Day

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NV tribes seek national monument designation for Bahsahwahbee
Traditional seal calls echo through Native Youth Olympic Games

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Boarding school coalition holds listening sessions in AK, MN
Tribes sign Colorado River water sharing deal with 4 states
CA tribes applaud Biden order to protect 120,000 acres

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Alaska Native people are using their language, culture, and the land as part of healing efforts from trauma. Elders, young people, community leaders, advocates, and others are helping communities across the state heal from the impacts of boarding schools, violence against women, and substance use. Antonia Gonzales concludes this two-part video series.

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The Yurok Tribe’s justice system is providing a path for healing with wellness and traditional values being vital parts of helping people. The Yurok Tribe’s Chief Judge Abby Abinanti explains how the wellness court is different, and highlights work off the reservation with her close connection to the Friendship House located in San Francisco, Calif, in the first of a two-part video series by Antonia Gonzales.

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County meets with MT AG over Flathead Reservation policing deal
Native leaders hold vigil ahead of MMIP awareness day in CA capital
Master weaver unveils new Ravenstail collection during Juneau launch