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Washoe Tribe Sounds off About Minden’s Sundowner Siren

by Nanette Kelley September 3, 2020

The Red Salmon Complex fire, which started in late July after a lightning strike, has already burned more than 23,000 acres in the lands near the Hoopa Valley and Yurok reservations. (Photo: Inciweb)

California Intertribal Communities Work Together to Provide Emergency Resources During Fires

by Nanette Kelley August 30, 2020

Hoopa Valley

Hoopa Valley Tribe Works to Reduce COVID-19 Spread, Reservation Remains Closed

by Nanette Kelley August 24, 2020

Legislative Hearing Examines UC System’s Failures to Return Native Remains and Artifacts

by Nanette Kelley August 21, 2020

Northern California County Hosts Forum on Potential Renaming of Famous Boulevard

by Nanette Kelley August 20, 2020

Hoopa Valley

COVID-19 Outbreak on Hoopa Valley Tribe Helps Break County Record for Daily Cases

by Nanette Kelley August 13, 2020

hand sculpture

White Hand Sculpture Honoring California Tribes Painted Black During Protest

by Nanette Kelley August 12, 2020

McKinleyville welcome sign

Some Well-Meaning Californians are Ignoring the Tribes They’re Trying to Help

by Nanette Kelley August 7, 2020

Elk Valley Rancheria Closes Bowling Alley Due to COVID-19 Pandemic

by Nanette Kelley August 6, 2020

Rain Archambeau Marshall

Indigenous Education Advocacy Project Aims to Empower Native Students and Families

by Nanette Kelley August 5, 2020