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Friday, January 14, 2022

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Cheyenne River Youth Project produce distribution. (2020 Photo-CRYP, Facebook)

Trial begins in cold case of Alaska Native woman killed in the 1990s

Report by Native groups examines food insecurity amid pandemic

First and Second Ladies of the Navajo Nation host series on trauma

Wednesday, January 12, 2022

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Clyde Bellecourt delivers a keynote address at the Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition’s 2020 virtual summit. The Native rights advocate has passed away. (Screenshot, YouTube)

AIM co-founder remembered for advocacy and dedication to Native community

First Nation in Ontario seeks federal help as it’s hit hard by COVID-19 surge

Haskell Indian Nations University to start spring semester entirely online

Tuesday, January 11, 2022

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The city of Albuquerque publicly recognized the impacts of boarding schools during an event on Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2021. The city is now seeking input on next steps for a burial site of the former Albuquerque Indian School. (Photo-Antonia Gonzales)

U.S. Supreme Court lets decision stand McGirt not retroactive

Albuquerque seeks input on next steps for school burial site

COVID-19 leading cause of death for Montana Native Americans

Friday, January 7, 2022

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Sault Sainte Marie Tribal Chairman Aaron Payment fights back as he faces removal from office from the tribe’s board of directors in an action he calls ‘corrupt’.

Navajo Nation leaders are moving forward with assistance payments for tribal members during the latest wave of COVID -19

Wednesday, January 5, 2022

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The leader of the MHA Nation shutting off the Dakota Access Pipeline would have a tremendously negative effect on his tribal citizens.

Tribal leaders in Oklahoma see a battle looming over hunting and fishing rights

At least one tribal leader expresses his support for continued operation of the Dakota Access Pipeline

 

Tuesday, January 4, 2021

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People protest the Nooksack Tribe’s efforts to disenroll 306 people in a file photo from the Nooksack 306 Facebook page

More than 60 people face evictions by the Nooksak Nation in an ongoing bitter disenrollment fight

A federal judge sides with law enforcement officials in Dakota Access Pipeline brutality complaints

The coronavirus omicron variant is triggering calls for renewed precautions for tribes

 

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