Native Profiles

Tashia Hart is a self-driven, ambitious writer from Minnesota who published her first book, “Gidjie and the Wolves” on her own accord, after publishers expressed they were unable to relate to her characters. Her chara... Read more »

Vlogs are everywhere! They are on Instagram, on personal websites, on YouTube channels; they are the thing to watch. Vlogging (blog + video) is basically a short, embedded video that any person, not just an inf... Read more »

“I have to have some type of creative outlet. I think life is boring without creativity.” Fashion designer, Stacey Mitchell, is promoting Native culture through the use of materials, designs, and accessories that p... Read more »

In the day and age of tech-savvy individuals, where the majority of marketing most people view and the main way to connect with others is through social media, it is no wonder that Instagram, Twitter, and the like, ar... Read more »

If you're looking to make your bookshelf a little more accurate and inclusive, make sure to grab the works of these amazing Native American authors.   How diverse is your bookshelf? No, this isn't abou... Read more »

Listen to my interview with TK Richardson. TK Richardson is known for his ledger art. He recently found his calling with his art and this year was the featured on the merchandise for the Sante Fe Indian Market. ... Read more »

As a photographer myself, I love to highlight the work of other Native photographers! Ne-Dah-Ness Ross Greene's portraits pull you into the image!  She captures the personality of the person through the portra... Read more »

From drum-maker to the lead singer of the Midnite Express Singers, Robin Opichee Day-Bedeau has been singing throughout Turtle Island for more than 30 years. So, it's fair to say Opie Day is pretty much a househo... Read more »

Listen to my interview with Rebecca Nagle from This Land Podcast. The Supreme Court will rule in the Carpenter v Murphy case soon. This case has ramifications for the tribes in Oklahoma and potentially acro... Read more »

Listen to my interview with Laura Grizzlypaws. Grizzlypaws was born and raised in Lillooet, British Columbia in the Interior Plateau region, she is of St’át’imc descent. Her St’át’imc name is “Stálhalamcen ... Read more »

Adam Sings In the Timber is a photojournalist. His work has been featured the New York Times, USA Today, Native People's Magazine and PowWows.com. Adam has a style that tells stories through photos. Learn more about h... Read more »

“This weekend was really not like anything I’ve ever done or ever felt before,” she said after her last race. “It’s the first time I ran for anyone other than myself. … This is the first time I’ve ever made a scene... Read more »