
Miss Indian World – Tashina Red Hawk – Pow Wow Life 86
/ | Leave a CommentJoin Paul G for an interview with the current Miss Indian World, Tashina Red Hawk. Learn more about the 2023 Gathering of Nations Pow Wow. About Miss Indian World This Miss Indian World Pageant is the largest & Most Prestigious Cultural Title for Young Native, Indigenous Women (18-25 years old). ….
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Countdown to Gathering of Nations – Pow Wow Life 85
/ | Leave a CommentNorth America’s Largest Pow Wow April 27-29, 2023 Powwow Grounds Expo New Mexico/Tingley Coliseum Albuquerque, NM, U.S.A. Gathering of Nations is the largest Pow Wow in North America. Learn more Gathering of Nations Information The Gathering of Nations (GON) is a three-day event: April 27-29, 203 (Thursday – Saturday). The Miss….
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2024 March Madness Pick Em Contest
/ | 2 Comments on 2024 March Madness Pick Em ContestTime to fill out your brackets and try to predict the winner of the 2024 NCAA Basketball Tournament for men and women! PowWows.com is hosting a special challenge for our readers. You can have up to 3 different brackets in each division. My South Carolina Gamecock Women’s Basketball team is ranked….
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Native Americans Nominated for Webby Awards
/ | 1 Comment on Native Americans Nominated for Webby AwardsThe Webby Awards is the leading International Awards organization that honors excellence on the internet, especially in digital arts and sciences. Webby nominees are picked out as one of the five best in the world in a specific category. These include Features, General Video, Video Series and Channels, Performance and….
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Native American Women Warriors – Pow Wow Life 84
/ | Leave a CommentJoin Paul G for an interview with several members of the Native American Women Warriors. Native American Women Warriors (NAWW) encourages recognition for Native American women veterans and active duty who served and continue to serve in every branch of the armed forces. Our goals are to assist our fellow….
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Eighth Generation Making Blankets for Marvel
/ | Leave a CommentWakonda Forever! Black Panther became a major hit shortly after its release in 2018 and got us all hooked. From its writing to directing and acting, the movie won many hearts globally and held special importance for the Black and African American communities. In 2019, it was nominated for 7….
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Fancy Dance Sundance Film Festival Review
/ | Leave a CommentA still from Fancy Dance by Erica Tremblay, an official selection of the U.S. Dramatic Competition at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute. All photos are copyrighted and may be used by the press only for the purpose of news or editorial coverage of Sundance Institute programs…..
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Oklahoma Teacher Selected As An Official For Super Bowl
/ | Leave a CommentThe Cherokee Nation is the largest of three Cherokee-recognized tribes in the US. Recently, dreams came true for the 48-year-old Oklahoma Cherokee citizen and school teacher, Jerod Phillips, when he was selected to act as a down-judge official for the 2023 Super Bowl. Even though this is his 7th season….
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Grease: All-Indigenous Production brings Indigenous Culture to Light
/ | 4 Comments on Grease: All-Indigenous Production brings Indigenous Culture to LightGrease is a romance movie that has won our hearts ever since its release. But what is more exciting is an all-Indigenous production of the musical that represents the culture and talent precisely – Bear Grease takes a twist on the conventional story of high school love. Bear Grease is….
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Piita Aapasskaan: A Kanai Skateboarder’s Story
| 1 Comment on Piita Aapasskaan: A Kanai Skateboarder’s StoryOver 20 years ago, Brock Mitchell captured a photo of his skateboarder friend, Kyle Young Pine. The black and white photo later became a blueprint for an inspiring documentary. The photo featured a young, smiling First Nations skateboarder based in Okotoks, Alta. Behind that smile hid despair and trauma. Kyle,….
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First Native American Woman in Space Goes on Spacewalk
/ | 3 Comments on First Native American Woman in Space Goes on SpacewalkWe are proud of Nicole Aunapu Mann, the first Native American NASA astronaut to go for a spacewalk. She, alongside Koichi Wakata of Japan, was assigned to install support brackets and struts for new solar panels that will launch during the upcoming summer. This is part of NASA’s continuing effort….
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Canada to Pay over $2B to Indian Residential Schools Survivors
| 5 Comments on Canada to Pay over $2B to Indian Residential Schools SurvivorsFinally! Justice is served! The Canadian government recently agreed to pay over $2 billion to Indian residential school survivors to compensate for a lawsuit. The lawsuit aims to settle abuse experienced by students of Indian residential schools. For a little historical background, the lawsuit was filed in 2012 by 325….
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