2020 Native American Father’s Day Gift Guide

2020 Native American Father’s Day Gift Guide

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It’s hard to believe it’s already June and we’re here with our annual Father’s Day gift guide! If you’re looking for a special way to honor your dads, grandfathers, or other father figures in your life, we’ve rounded up a fun gift guide. Since every dad is unique we know….

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Our Favorite Places to Shop for Native American Products

Our Favorite Places to Shop for Native American Products

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As you might have seen from past articles and gift guides, we love supporting our Native American and First Nations entrepreneurs. So we created a list featuring some of these amazing Native American and First Nations-owned businesses that might not get the attention they deserve. We’ve also included some companies….

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Native American Father’s Day Gift Guide 2021

Native American Father’s Day Gift Guide 2021

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Father’s Day 2021 is just around the corner. And even though you may have slacked a little on gift ideas for pops this year — fear not. There’s still time. If you need some quick inspiration on how to show your sincere gratitude for your dad or any other father….

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Gift Guide for Travelers on the Pow Wow Trail and Beyond

Gift Guide for Travelers on the Pow Wow Trail and Beyond

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We know a lot of you travel down that long pow wow trail each year. That’s why we created a gift list, especially for the road warriors. These items are sure to make any journey a bit more comfortable, no matter where the road takes you. Remember to shop at….

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Everyday Native: Healing Racism through Education

Everyday Native: Healing Racism through Education

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Walnut Creek, Calif. (July 6, 2018) – Everyday Native is the first collaborative teacher’s resource created by non-Natives and Native Americans to focus on the daily lives of Native youth. It sparks discussion and understanding among 4th through 12th grade students about the experiences of navigating the two worlds of….

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Photographer Captures Beauty of Native America

Photographer Captures Beauty of Native America

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Last year we shared several posts about a New York-based photographer who was working with the Shinnecock Nation. He was taking beautiful pictures of their community and wanted to visit some others around the nation. Since then Bryan Downey did indeed visit with several Cherokee and Pawnee members in Oklahoma….

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Native American Father’s Day Gift Guide 2018

Native American Father’s Day Gift Guide 2018

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It’s that time of year again where the kids are getting out of school, the weather is warming up, and the summer pow wow trail is starting to heat up. That also means Father’s Day is just around the corner on June 17th, and you don’t want to show up….

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This Inuit Artist Combines Inuktitut Lyrics with Modern Rhythms

This Inuit Artist Combines Inuktitut Lyrics with Modern Rhythms

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Originally from Sanikiluaq, Nunavut, Kelly Fraser has performed countless concerts across Canada, especially the Arctic (Nunavut and Nunavik), where she is extremely well-known. Like many other Inuit, Kelly has been through many personal struggles, ranging from substance abuse, the loss of her father and others to suicide, to name only….

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Red Tail Spirit Singers Collab on New Single “Deshaia”

Red Tail Spirit Singers Collab on New Single “Deshaia”

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You might remember this post from last year where the Red Tail Spirit Singers performed in the Caribbean with steel drum players. Well, they’re still collaborating with like minded musicians all over the world, this time with Akawui, a Montréal-based musician with Andean roots. The song is in Spanish, with….

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‘Native American Woven Arts’ Exhibit Opens at the Mitchell Museum of the American Indian

‘Native American Woven Arts’ Exhibit Opens at the Mitchell Museum of the American Indian

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February 1, 2018 – For thousands of years, indigenous people have transformed simple fibers into useful and beautiful containers, clothes, and other household materials reflecting their unique cultures. Weaving is a varied and true art form for Native people across the US and Canada, from Navajo rugs in the Southwest….

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Indigenous Hockey Players ‘Hit the Ice’ for Season 6

Indigenous Hockey Players ‘Hit the Ice’ for Season 6

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Montreal, February 14, 2018 – Hit The Ice returns for its sixth season. The 15-episode series features Midget and Junior Indigenous hockey hopefuls, from communities across the country, aged 16 to 18, as they are put through the paces of a real NHL style training camp by a team led….

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SKINDIGENOUS – New TV Show Explores Indigenous Tattooing Traditions

SKINDIGENOUS – New TV Show Explores Indigenous Tattooing Traditions

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Montreal, January 30, 2018 – Nish Media debuts its brand new 13-episode series SKINDIGENOUS, which explores Indigenous tattooing traditions around the world, on Tuesday, February 20th at 7:30 p.m. ET on APTN HD and APTN E and at 7:30 p.m. MT on APTN W. The APTN N broadcast begins on….

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