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Ten Indigenous Films You Need to Watch
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Calling all film enthusiasts: If you're searching for a captivating cinematic experience that dives into the Indigenous American culture, look no further!
While Native people and their stories are historically unde... Read more »
Chief Standing Bear Honored on USPS Stamp
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Is there any more tremendous honor than having your likeness made into a US postal stamp?
It’s an accolade reserved for men and women who have changed history.
So, it probably came as no surprise, last month, wh... Read more »
Are Pow Wows Open to the Public?
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Are Pow Wows Open to the Public?
The short answer is absolutely yes!
Pow Wows are vibrant celebrations of Native American culture that showcase traditional dances, music, art, and food.
If you’ve never been to ... Read more »
Indian Child Welfare Act – ICWA – Affirmed by United States Supreme Court
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On Thursday, June 15, 2023, the Supreme Court released their opinion in Haaland v. Brackeen and Indian tribes across the nation breathed a collective sigh of relief.
All thanks to a US Supreme Court 7-2 vote, affir... Read more »
5 Richest Native American Tribes in the US
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To many Native American people, wealth isn’t defined by money. Indigenous wealth means living in bountiful health, speaking Indigenous languages freely, and celebrating family and spirituality through traditional cere... Read more »
First Indigenous Woman Wins James Beard Award
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The long-awaited 2023 James Beard Award took place on June 5th
The ceremony honors for American hospitality by celebrating a wide pool of diverse and skilled chefs, beverage directors, restaurateurs, and other tale... Read more »
Uncovering the Tricks of Successful Online Bingo Players
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With the advent of digitization, online bingo has become one of the most popular online casino games, and for good reason. It's simple to understand, enjoyable to play, and provides participants with the opportunity t... Read more »
YouTube Influencer Lives the Native Life
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Youtube influencer, Markian, who calls himself a "third culture kid," is making waves and getting likes on his popular channel. He's definitely not your average YouTuber. Instead of researching, interviewing, or blogg... Read more »
Building Disc Golf Courses In Indigenous Communities – PowWows.com Partners With Paul McBeth Foundation
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Paul McBeth is a professional disc golfer with more than 10 major tournament wins including 6 World Championships. McBeth created a foundation to help grow the sport of disc golf.
I personally started playing... Read more »
2026 Native American Mother’s Day Gift Guide
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Time to honor our moms again!
Have you started shopping for your mom yet?
Below are some of my favorite gifts from our Shop Native directory. I've also included a few picks from Amazon and other sites as w... Read more »
Pendleton Blankets and their “Native American” Inspiration
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Pendleton started weaving the ‘trade blankets’ for the Native Americans sometime in the mid to late 1800s. Its operations were spearheaded by Joe Rawnsley, who lived with different tribes in the southwest. His... Read more »
My Favorite Indigenous Etsy Shops
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Have you shopped Etsy lately?
Etsy has become an excellent place for Indigenous creators to sell their goods! You can find shirts, stickers, beadwork, ribbon skirts and more.
If you want more ways ... Read more »
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