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Art deemed racist toward Native people to be moved from Minnesota State Capitol Students showcase their Lakota language skills at a competition in Rapid City
Wednesday, December 14, 2016
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Attorneys ask President Obama to grant clemency for Leonard Peltier Alaska tribe takes cultural approach to preventative health care
Tuesday, December 13 2016
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The Standing Rock Sioux chairman warns the pipeline fight is not over The Cherokee Nation now recognizes same sex marriage The Coeur d Alene Tribe is getting design help from college students
Monday, December 12, 2016
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Donald Trump vows to solve the Dakota Access pipeline dispute “quickly” The Spokane Tribe gets a boost with infrastructure projects A new wind turbine powers South Dakota’s KILI Radio
‘Water protectors’ ponder choices facing winter and a request to stand down
The Oceti Sakowin Camp is in transition as extreme winter weather and requests by the Standing Rock Sioux chairman and others are prompting people to leave. Camp organizers closed the camp to new arrivals as another major blizzard approaches.
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Friday, December 9 2016
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Many pipeline opponents are packing up as another storm approaches A coalition of activist groups urges those camping out to respect the Standing Rock Sioux chairman’s request to leave Remembering a master Tlinget weaver who died
Thursday, December 8, 2016
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Those camped out in North Dakota ponder whether or not to stay for the winter Medics work to keep pipeline protest campers healthy as the weather worsens The state’s cost to fight protesters tops $17-million
Modern wigwam is a comfort against North Dakota winter
The sun was out and snow covered the ground in front of Pat Wabashaw’s structure she shares with her husband and four children at the Oceti Sakowin Camp. “It’s handmade with maple wood and iron wood. It’s covered in tarp and an insulated tarp on the top,” Wabashaw said. Pat, her husband and four boys […]
Wednesday, December 7, 2016
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Winter weather tests the resolve of people camped out to fight the Dakota Access Pipeline in North Dakota An Ojibwe prophecy offers some guidance for volunteers recounting the presidential election in Wisconsin.
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
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From Cannon Ball North Dakota to Eugene Oregon, pipeline protesters enjoy a victory but prepare for additional battles ahead. Veterans at Oceti Sakowin express solidarity with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
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