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Waší·šiw Land Trust Acquires 10,274 Acres North of Lake Tahoe in Historic Land Back Purchase

Landmark acquisition returns ecologically significant Washoe homelands to tribal ownership; additional funds needed for permanent stewardship and future Land Back efforts

Exploring the Unique Names of Hawaii's Sea Channels

The ancient stories behind the channels between the Hawaiian islands

Circular Ceiling Design Honors Native Culture at Minneapolis Center

Architects incorporate elements of the medicine wheel and drum circle into the acoustic ceiling of a new ceremonial space.

Fond du Lac Band Plans Restoration of Wisconsin Point

Tribe aims to reimagine ancestral summer home with focus on native plants and cultural significance.

New Bedford Community Raises Funds to Repatriate Guatemalan Woman's Remains

The K'iche' community comes together to send Nicolasa Ventura Colaj's body back to her hometown in Guatemala after a fatal car accident.

Arizona Restaurant Famous for Frybread Named One of Best in US

The Stand, a popular Indigenous restaurant near Scottsdale, has been recognized for its acclaimed frybread and community impact.

Tuscaloosa Leadership Class Hosts Fundraisers for Project Warrior

The 2026 class aims to raise $50,000 for a new cultural landmark honoring Chief Tuskaloosa.

Cherokee Nation to Open New Elder Nutrition Site in Dewey

The tribe's principal chief says the new facility had a 'soft opening' before the grand opening on February 17th.

Obituary: Troy Wayne Poteete, Longtime Cherokee Leader, Dies at 70

Poteete served on the Cherokee Nation Supreme Court and Tribal Council, and helped found the National Trail of Tears Association.

Skokie Residents Invited to Choose New Village Flag Design

Three finalists selected from 79 submissions will be put to a public vote.

Jingle Dress Dancers Hold Healing Ceremonies at Memorial Sites

Hundreds gather in Minneapolis to honor victims of federal immigration operations

Minneapolis Warming Center Expands Services to Meet Surging Demand

MIWRC partners with local organizations to provide food, shelter, and critical resources to those facing homelessness and housing instability.

New Indigenous Anthology 'PASS THE SAGE' Shares Stories of Healing and Resilience

Collection from Algonquin author Tessa Belanger gathers powerful voices to illuminate trauma, loss, and cultural reclamation.

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