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The Association on American Indian Affairs will host its fourth annual Tribal Museums Day beginning Saturday, Dec. 6, with a live-streamed event kicking off a weeklong celebration running through Dec. 12.
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A new book, In Light and Shadow: A Photographic History from Indigenous America, gathers more than 250 images by Indigenous photographers from the 1800s to today.
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The traditional practices and values of tribes across Indian Country are as varied as they are numbered, but there is one thing they all have in common: food is a centerpiece of culture.
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A new short film from Oregon Public Broadcasting offers a look at a once-in-a-lifetime journey down one of the West’s most storied rivers.
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The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery honored Mvskoke (Creek) poet, performer and writer Joy Harjo on Saturday as one of its 2025 Portrait of a Nation Award recipients, recognizing her transformative contributions to American culture and letters.
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The creation of Native American art is rooted in a deep understanding of cultural protocols, histories and traditions. A new exhibition that opens Saturday, November 15, 2025 at the Autry Museum of the American West, Creative Continuities: Family, Pride, and Community in Native Art, highlights selected works from the museum’s Native American collections to explore three core aspects of Native culture: Knowing, Creation and Transference.
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As the nation observes Native American History Month, Cherokee Film is inviting audiences to revisit the country’s beginnings through a more inclusive lens — one that recognizes the deep role of Indigenous nations in shaping early America.
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WNYC’s new podcast Our Common Nature takes listeners on a journey across the U.S., blending music, nature, and Indigenous stories.
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This Native American Heritage Month, Native News Online is celebrating by sharing our favorite Native American actors, movies, TV shows, books, chefs, musicians, artists, and fashion designers.
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The Cherokee Nation’s push to expand the television and film industry in northeast Oklahoma continues to deliver results, with several productions supported by the tribe’s film incentive program premiering this fall.
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