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Explore a reading list curated by the Project on Indigenous Governance and Development at the Ash Center, which is part of the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Featuring articles, books, and podcasts. This list was created for students and learners who want to gain a better understanding of Indigenous governance throughout history and into the present day.
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The highly anticipated CIRCLES music festival is returning to Vancouver once again on August 26. The festival will showcase the richness of Indigenous culture and art at Sunset Beach Park.
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GENERAL PREVIEW OF AWARD WINNING ART
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I have always been curious about building structures. I built dolls from sticks and scraps when I was a kid in a Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya.
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SANTE FE — More than 900 American Indian artists from the United States and Canada submitted more than 1500 pieces of art for juried competition in the 101st Santa Fe Indian Market.
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Chris La Tray, a tribal citizen of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians, has been named by Montana Governor Greg Gianforte for the term of 2023-2024. The announcement was made by the Montana Arts Council.
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We Are Water MN is a traveling exhibit and community engagement program that explores the relationships Minnesotans have with water, created by the Minnesota Humanities Center, Minnesota Historical Society, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA), and several environmental state agencies.
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On August 19 at 9 a.m. the Sante Fe Indian Market opens. The market has a 101-year history and is the largest juried American Indian art show in the world.
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