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Thursday, February 4, 2021

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Apache Stronghold holds a press conference following a court hearing on Oak Flat. (Screenshot-Apache Stronghold, Facebook)

Hopi Tribe extends lockdown due to COVID-19 surge

Apache Stronghold goes to court to protect sacred site

Cherokee Nation leader weighs in on Freedmen challenge

Wednesday, February 3, 2021

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Former Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Ross Swimmer receives a COVID-19 vaccine. The Cherokee Nation recently administered its 10,000th dose of the vaccine.  (Photo-Cherokee Nation)

Pascua Yaqui Tribe announces project to increase water security

Appeals court denies tribal request to stop Line 3 construction

Biden approves major disaster declaration for Navajo Nation

Cherokee elders and language speakers receive COVID-19 vaccines

Tuesday, February 2, 2021

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Federal funds are helping Oregon tribes establish broadband systems (Photo: by High Contrast via Wikimedia Commons)

Bills in North Dakota would require teaching indigenous history and also create a truth and reconciliation commission

Oregon tribes are getting more broadband infrastructure thanks to federal funds

Thursday, January 28, 2021

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“We Are Water Protectors” awarded 2021 Caldecott Medal. (American Library Association)

Biden’s pause on new oil and gas leasing does not apply to tribes

Senator Cantwell talks about tribal broadband at confirmation hearing

Alaska Native artist honored for “We Are Water Protectors” illustrations

Wednesday, January 27, 2021

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Alaska Native community members hold a vigil for missing people in Fairbanks. (Photo-Dan Bross)

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe calls for permanent shutdown of Dakota Access Pipeline

Families of missing and murdered Indigenous people in Fairbanks call for new action

Monday, January 25, 2021

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Indigenous people and their allies march in Backus, Minnesota in opposition of the Line 3 replacement project. (Screenshot-Indigenous Environmental Network, Facebook)

Oglala Lakota leader says new presidential administration welcome relief

Indigenous groups and allies call on President Biden to stop Line 3 project

Friday, January 22, 2021

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Construction of the Keystone XL pipeline in Canada. President Joe Biden revoked the pipeline permit on his first day in office (Photo: the Government of Alberta).

Tribes and Native advocates praise Joe Biden’s actions to reverse many of the Trump Administration’s environmental policies affecting tribal lands

Montana lawmakers are pushing legislation to boost previous efforts to address missing and murdered indigenous people

Religious leaders call for an investigation into the killings of nine Indigenous leaders who opposed construction of a dam in the Phillipines

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