Wednesday, August 24 2016

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Protesters gather on a bridge over the Missouri River to make a statement agaisnt the Dakota Access Pipeline (Photo: No Dakota Access in Treaty Territory Facebook)

Protesters gather on a bridge over the Missouri River to make a statement against the Dakota Access Pipeline (Photo: No Dakota Access in Treaty Territory Facebook)

The Dakota Access Pipeline fight heads to a Washington D.C. courtroom

Plaintiffs welcome the start of a landmark $1.3 billion lawsuit in Canada

Former Navajo leaders face prison time for a 2010 bribery scandal

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Truth and healing focus of boarding school summit in Anchorage

Lingít artist weaves skin sewing and beadwork with contemporary style

On this day in 2019: Stanford dedicates Carolyn Lewis Attneave House

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Indigenous Peoples Day bill debated in Nevada Senate committee

HUD secretary visits Oneida reservation in Wisconsin to promote VASH

CTUIR hosts MMIP awareness walk ahead of Red Dress Day

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Young athletes compete at 2025 NYO Games in Anchorage

Bunn becomes youngest Birdtail Sioux Dakota First Nation chief ever

Native parents seek improved access, mark Autism Awareness Day

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The Dakota Access Pipeline fight heads to a Washington D.C. courtroom

Plaintiffs welcome the start of a landmark $1.3 billion lawsuit in Canada

Former Navajo leaders face prison time for a 2010 bribery scandal

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