Traditional Native American Games of Chance

Traditional Native American Games of Chance

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Games of chance have always been part of most cultures, and Native communities are no exception. Long before casinos or bingo halls, Indigenous people across North America played games that mixed luck, skill, and comm... Read more »
The Legacy of Indian Boarding Schools: Stories of Resilience from the Kaibab Paiute Community

The Legacy of Indian Boarding Schools: Stories of Resilience from the Kaibab Paiute Community

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In 2021, the United States Secretary of the Interior, Deb Haaland, announced the Federal Indian Boarding School Initiative to address the troubled legacy of federal Indian boarding school policies and the intergenerat... Read more »
President Jimmy Carter’s Impact on Indian Country

President Jimmy Carter’s Impact on Indian Country

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When I think of Jimmy Carter's time as president, my mind is drawn to memories from childhood: a sense of failure and a race against Reagan that seemed destined for defeat. Around ten years old, I didn't grasp the ... Read more »
Explore Indigenous Voices: 10 Books for Native American Heritage Month

Explore Indigenous Voices: 10 Books for Native American Heritage Month

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Native American Heritage Month is the perfect time to immerse yourself in Indigenous history and stories. From powerful histories to captivating fiction, these 10 must-read books—five non-fiction and five fiction—a... Read more »
Wab Kinew: A Leader Bridging Indigenous Heritage and Modern Politics

Wab Kinew: A Leader Bridging Indigenous Heritage and Modern Politics

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Wabanakwut "Wab" Kinew is a name familiar to many Canadians and all around Indian Country. Born on December 31, 1981, Wab Kinew is renowned for his work in numerous industries, including politics, media, music, and ed... Read more »
From Bingo Halls to Billion Dollar Business: A History of Tribal Casinos

From Bingo Halls to Billion Dollar Business: A History of Tribal Casinos

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Tribal casinos are a ubiquitous presence in the American landscape. And yet, some are surprised to learn that these establishments have a surprisingly young history. They are deeply intertwined with tribal sovereignty... Read more »
Sherman Indian High School | History | Current Situation

Sherman Indian High School | History | Current Situation

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In an effort to integrate the Natives fully into mainstream society, the US government established various institutes and schools. One such institution is Sherman Indian School, which aims to empower Native American s... Read more »
Native American Drums

Native American Drums

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Throughout its history, the drum has connected the heartbeat of the American Indian to Mother Earth and to Creator.  Drums can be heard from quite a distance and are the call to community and ceremony when Americ... Read more »
Golden Globes 2024: Blackfeet Actress Lily Gladstone Wins at Golden Globes as First Indigenous Person in a Lead Role

Golden Globes 2024: Blackfeet Actress Lily Gladstone Wins at Golden Globes as First Indigenous Person in a Lead Role

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The 81st Golden Globes Awards, one of the film industry’s most prestigious annual awards celebrations, was one for the history books. Lily Gladstone, the up-and-coming Blackfeet, and Nez Perce actress, was awarded for... Read more »
Discovering California’s Rich Native American Heritage:  California Native American Travel Guide

Discovering California’s Rich Native American Heritage: California Native American Travel Guide

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California Native American Cultural Guide As one of the largest states in the country, California has a profound Native American heritage that spans the entire length of this 760 mile-long state. Home to over 100 tri... Read more »
Deb Haaland: Paving the Way for Indigenous Leadership in the U.S.

Deb Haaland: Paving the Way for Indigenous Leadership in the U.S.

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When we speak of indigenous leaders making remarkable strides in the U.S., one name that resonates deeply is Deb Haaland. A beacon of hope for many Native Americans and an emblem of tenacity and perseverance, Haala... Read more »
Exploring Native American History and Grooving to Taylor Swift: Our Trip to San Francisco

Exploring Native American History and Grooving to Taylor Swift: Our Trip to San Francisco

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I'm excited to share my recent adventure with you, as we embarked on a journey to the enchanting city of San Francisco. Our mission? To catch the Taylor Swift Eras Tour concert.  But while we were there we... Read more »

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