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Feds make $120m available to tribes for climate resilience projects

Indigenous chef cooking up authentic food in Denver community kitchen

Chickasaw boy awarded for bravery after rescuing brother from creek

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Indigenous protestors oppose election interference in Guatemala

Historic Pine Ridge school gets Lakota language name

OK tribes react to Gov. Stitt vetoing tribal-state compact extensions

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Animated Wind River film wins award at OR documentary festival

AK bowhead whale expert Craig George, 70, dies during rafting accident

Archeologists examine Genoa Indian school data after no remains found

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Ninth circuit rejects tribal efforts to block Thacker Pass lithium mine

Crow advocates use latest tech to teach endangered language

NABI celebrates 20 years of Rezball with 144 competing teams

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Tribes pitch feds on Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni National Monument

Crow language advocates share lesson plans at MT summit

Remains of at least 6 children may be buried at former UT Indian school

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The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CSKT) in northwest Montana are planning to build a local meat processing plant to expand services for local hunters and ranchers. Montana Public Radio’s Aaron Bolton has more. The tribes are applying for a $7.6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to help build a processing plant […]

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BLM, USFS to meet about national monument near Grand Canyon

Arévalo courts Guatemala’s Indigenous voters amidst election drama

Senators seek to renew law intended to protect Native children

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U.S. civil rights commission probes access for SD Native voters

Blanket weaving project celebrates AK’s 2SLGBTQIA+ community

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Fort Belknap tribes close to $1bn water deal with Congress

Karluk’s year-of-free-living offer attracts thousands of families

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Native leaders weigh impact of SCOTUS affirmative action ruling

Indigenous groups in Guatemala protest over June election block

NE archeologists search grounds of former Indian boarding school