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Specialist Moses Brave Heart, a member of the South Dakota Army National Guard's 235th Military Police Company, has recently been granted a religious accommodation to grow his hair long, honoring his Oglala Sioux heritage.
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The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP) has taken a significant step toward integrating Indigenous Knowledge into its regulatory processes with the recent approval of an Exemption for Indigenous Knowledge-Informed Activities led by Native Hawaiian Organizations (NHOs).
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PAWNEE RESERWVE, Okla. - Pawnee Mayor Cottle and other City officials held a Special Meeting at 10:00 a.m. at City Hall (located at 510 Illinois) to deliberate possible action to rename main street (currently Harrison Street) as Pawnee Nation Street.
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SULPHUR, Okla. - The Chickasaw Cultural Center recently celebrated a milestone when the millionth guest was welcomed to campus. Regina Hall, Stratford, Oklahoma was the one millionth guest when she arrived at the Chickasaw Cultural Center campus on a beautiful autumn morning Oct. 17.
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In a historic tribal-wide vote, the Rappahannock Tribe in Virginia has become the first tribal nation in the U.S. to adopt a Tribal Constitution that recognizes the constitutional rights of nature.
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SULPHUR, Okla. – Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby said the tribe’s cultural evening, hosted Oct. 3 at the Chickasaw Cultural Center as part of the Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival, demonstrated an inherent cultural unity shared by all Chickasaws.
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After Hurricane Helene ravaged parts of the southeastern U.S., the Cherokee Nation has stepped up to assist recovery efforts for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI) in North Carolina. Cherokee Nation Emergency Management, along with students and staff from the Cherokee Nation Immersion School, traveled to the area to provide essential aid.
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TISHOMINGO, Okla. – Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby honored the legacy of Chickasaws who set the foundation for a path to progress during his Oct. 5 State of the Nation Address.
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With the goal to assist tribal citizens in need as the result of the devastation from Hurricane Helene, the Poarch Creek Indians, in collaboration with Wind Creek Hospitality, have launched a donation drive beginning Thursday, Oct. 3. to collect much-needed relief supplies.
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