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Neely Bardwell, Reporter (Federal/State Policy)

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Sacred Breath: November is National Lung Cancer Awareness Month

November 14, 2024 Kaili Berg

During Native American Heritage Month, the American Indian Cancer Foundation (AICAF) has launched its 6th annual Sacred Breath Campaign in recognition of National Lung Cancer Awareness Month.

Eighth Generation and Huy: Wrapping a Community in Support and Second Chances

November 14, 2024 Omari Salisbury for Converge

SEATTLE - Nooksack visual artist, activist, and entrepreneur, Louie Gong, will announce a month-long partnership with Huy, an Indigenous non-profit organization providing economic, educational, rehabilitative and religious support for incarcerated Indigenous people. Gong’s first-of-a-kind design, the Never Say Goodbye wool blanket will be sold by Eighth Generation this fall.

Honoring Our Ancestors: Strengthening Kinship and Combating Ethnic Fraud

November 13, 2024 Joely Proudfit

Guest Opinion. How do we determine who is Native American? The mainstream media has over the years reported on this question relative to the false claims of non-profit leaders , for-profit entities , and university professors . But the fraud persists and the answer to that existential question remains unanswered. That answer is vital not only to combatting the phenomenon of ethnic fraud— i.e. non-Indians claiming to be Native American—but accepting legitimate Native Americans who live in ethnic purgatory due to colonial Tribal enrollment and dislocation practices.

Native Bidaské with Anton Treuer on Native American Heritage Month

November 13, 2024 Native News Online Staff

Join us in celebrating Native American Heritage Month with a special interview featuring renowned author and scholar Professor Anton Treuer. In this engaging conversation, Treuer discusses his new novel “ Where Wolves Don’t Die, " a captivating story that offers a window into the vibrant, living cultures of Native peoples.

Staff Directory

Sacred Breath: November is National Lung Cancer Awareness Month

Eighth Generation and Huy: Wrapping a Community in Support and Second Chances

Honoring Our Ancestors: Strengthening Kinship and Combating Ethnic Fraud

Native Bidaské with Anton Treuer on Native American Heritage Month

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