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The Urban Native Era Experience
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On March 14th in Los Angeles CA, Urban Native Era will be holding an event from 11am-6pm Pacific time. The event will be located at Exhibit A Gallery in Los Angeles, with special performances from Mato Wayuhi, and Kin... Read more »

Pow Wow Travel With Coronavirus – What You Need To Know Before Traveling
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PowWows.com is carefully monitoring the news of the virus especially in regards to Pow Wows.
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Information about Pow Wow travel is changing daily. Check ba... Read more »

What Is a Native American Round Dance? History, Music, & Meaning
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All across North America, Native American nations have come together to perform various round dances throughout the ages. Usually held during the colder autumn and winter months indoors, they have been used as a centr... Read more »

Taboo Brings Marvel Characters To Indian Country With New Comic
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Red Wolf, a Marvel comic that has been around since its debut in 1970 and was published in Avengers #80, is getting revamped by writers Ben Jackendoff and Taboo Nawasha—from the Black Eyed Peas—and will be titled Wer... Read more »

Pow Wow Radio – Stream All Pow Wow All The Time
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Pow Wow Radio - Your source for the best Pow Wow Music!
With over 1,500 songs, you can listen to hours of Pow Wow music.
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Indigenous-Inspired Jewelry and Makeup Tutorial
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Melissa ChilcotinChar has a few hobbies that are not only bringing in extra money but are helping her bring awareness and exposure to Indigenous cultures. Her beadwork, sewing, and makeup tutorials are found on YouTub... Read more »

Native American Flutes: From History to How-To
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From the earliest days until the present time, the indigenous people of North America have incorporated music into their spirituality, celebrations, and everyday lives. Among other instruments like drums and bells, Na... Read more »

My Favorite Native American Podcasts – Updated 2021
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Native American podcasts are some of the best opportunities to dive into some excellent indigenous storytelling. And the best part is, you can listen in on your commute, during your workout or when you're just relaxin... Read more »

The Force is With Our People – Exhibition of Star Wars Inspired Native American Art
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Indigenous Comic Con, now called IndigiPop X in the United States (and will be hosted in Albuquerque, New Mexico from March 25th to March 29th), is the place to go to see amazing Star War inspired artwork and costumes... Read more »

How 2020 Census Is Overcoming Distrust and Inaccuracies In Indian Country
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"I want to tell every American Indian and Alaska Native to be counted as an act of rebellion because this census is designed not to count you."
—Natalie Landreth
There is tension amongst some Native individual... Read more »

Lucky Number One – 90 Year Old Alaskan Native First To Be Counted in 2020 Census
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Lizzie Chimiugak, Alaskan Native, who is 90 years old and still going strong, was the very first person in the United States to be counted for the census, which is taken every 10 years.
Alaska is always the first s... Read more »

Advice For First Time Pow Wow Visitors From Pow Wow Dancers and Singers
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Did you know that pow wows are open to the public for all to enjoy?
They’re family-friendly events that can be a lot of fun whether you’re Native American or not. The colorful regalia, beautiful dancing, and wonder... Read more »
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