News For All Americans
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The U.S. Justice Department expands tribal access to a national criminal database Quebec begins a probe into how police and other officials treat indigenous people An exhibit uses story-telling to discuss Native medicine and healthcare
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A Yup’ik woman shares her experience at Standing Rock Some young Lakota poets dispel stereotypes about poetry
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Montana tribal leaders are optimistic about the choice for Interior secretary The camps at Standing Rock prepare for a festive weekend and a blizzard A world premiere of a popular animated movie—and it’s on an all-Indigenous network
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South Dakota tribe plans to manage its own health clinic currently under construction The Kenaitze Tribe’s senior companion program pairs people together to do daily tasks
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Colville reservation could get land back as part of federal program Navajo Nation council to hold public hearing on housing issues Canadian woman fights to be recognized by government as Indian
Just a month after losing her hard-fought congressional bid, Montana’s Denise Juneau is looking to turn defeat into a new opportunity. She’d hoped to be the first Native American in Congress. Juneau confirms she’s interested in the top post at the University of Montana.
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Ontario chief criticizes Canadian government over substandard housing on reserves Pine Ridge community members gather to discuss ways to prevent child abuse President Obama signs bill, which includes provision to return the Ancient One
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Judge resolves seventh issue in South Dakota ICWA case Dangerous winter weather conditions on northern Plains Denise Juneau reflects on election and future plans
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Some tribal leaders support nomination of Ryan Zinke as Interior Secretary A South Dakota group dedicated to protecting the Black Hills is disbanding First Nations leaders meet with Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
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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
