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Author and cultural anthropologist Michael Engelhard is shining a new light on one of Alaska’s most storied towns in his forthcoming book, No Place Like Nome.
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BYNG, Okla. — Hannah Wolfe, 13, won the 2025 Red Earth Youth Art contest, making this her second consecutive year bringing home the gold in the art competition.
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Santa Fe Indian Market is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Best of Show, Best of Classification, and Special Awards.
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After more than three decades of delays, the Berkeley Civic Arts Commission has unanimously approved recognition of Native artists Lee Sprague (Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Pottawatomi) and Marlene Watson (Navajo) as the rightful creators of the Turtle Island Monument.
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Sondra Sampson, a proud Lumbee woman and Deaf author from Laurinburg, North Carolina, is using storytelling to give voice to grief, survival, and Indigenous identity.
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The Indigenous Fashion Collective will bring its annual Indigenous Fashion Gala back to Los Angeles on Saturday, October 11, 2025, at the Autry Museum of the American West.
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The Museum at Warm Springs has secured $1.5 million in state funding to launch a major renewal of its aging yet iconic Permanent Exhibit. The funding, distributed through the Cultural Resources Economic Fund (CREF), officially kicks off the Museum’s capital campaign to update outdated technology and share the evolving story of The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs.
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Joseph Perez, a U.S. Army veteran of Nooksack heritage, is making waves in Hollywood. After earning a Bronze Star for his service in Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom XIV, Perez has shifted his focus to acting.
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The Native Arts + Cultures Foundation (NACF) has just announced its 2025 LIFT Award recipients, ten early-career Indigenous artists recognized for their bold voices, creative visions, and commitment to cultural and community impact.
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