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The vast majority of Americans don’t learn about Indian boarding schools growing up. These Native leaders and educators want to change that.
Q&A Rebecca Nagle, Host, 'This Land' Podcast
Four Democratic U.S. Congresswomen Visit Line 3 Resistance Camp in Northern Minnesota
Mark Banks, Entertainer and the Brother of Dennis Banks, Passes Away at 89
Here’s What’s Going On In Indian Country: Aug. 27
‘Treaties Not Tar Sands’ Rally Convenes at Minnesota State Capitol
POWER UP: Solar Education Kits Help Native Students Learn From Home
American Basketball Association Announces Native ABA Initiative
Here’s What’s Going On In Indian Country: Indian Market edition
South Dakota Department of Education contributes to “Native erasure” in new social studies standards
2020 U.S. Census Data Shows American Indian and Alaska Native Population Grew Significantly Since 2010
TIME Magazine Names Sault Ste. Marie Author’s “Firekeeper’s Daughter” to Its “Best Young Adult Books of All-Time” List
Jemez Pueblo Sculptor Reveals Souls through Stone
A Proposed Federal Law Could Lower The Barrier Between Native Hawaiians and Homeownership
Why Don’t Indigenous Children Buried at Carlisle and Other Former Indian Boarding Schools Qualify for Repatriation Under NAGPRA?
Lawsuit Over Oakland Community Sweat Lodge Leads to Pushback From Native Elders Group
Winona LaDuke Released From Jail With Conditions to Avoid Enbridge Line 3 Work Areas
Interior Department to Consult With Community Leaders on Major Changes to NAGPRA
Winona LaDuke Remains in Jail for Protesting Against Line 3
Alaska Native Groups Sue Gov. Dunleavy Over Draining a Subsidized Power Fund

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