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California Indian Nations College Celebrates Largest Graduating Class

Palm Desert, CA — California Indian Nations College (CINC) is proud to announce its seventh graduation cohort, marking a historic milestone as CINC celebrates its largest graduating class. The ceremony will take place in the Ballroom at Morongo...

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Western Canadian Inuit leader to the Vatican: "It is not ‘the Pope’s kayak’"

University of Alabama Keeps Indigenous Remains in Paper Bags; Federal NAGPRA Committee Says Remains are Ancestors of Tribes & Can Be Returned

Jingle Dress Aims to Heal, Amidst Two Pandemics A Century Apart

U.S. Voting Material Released in Apache, Navajo, and Yup'ik

Legislation May Expand Reservation

It's Time to Celebrate Indigenous Foods Day

A Native Lesson on Thanksgiving: Empathy

It's Time to Rename Thanksgiving

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Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Mourns Loss of Oldest Citizen and WWII Veteran Julia Kabance who Passed Away at 111

It's Time to Celebrate Indigenous Foods Day

President Joe Biden Issues Five New Initiatives at the White House Tribal Nations Summit

White Mountain Apache Tribe Sees Rise in COVID-19 Cases

Native Student Art Vandalized at Northwestern University

Here’s What’s Going on in Indian Country: Nov. 12-19

Native-Owned Renewable Energy Companies to Receive more than $6.5 Million from Department of Energy

NCAI President Fawn Sharp Becomes First Ever Elected Tribal Leader to Receive U.S. State Department Diplomatic Credentials

Exclusive: Café Gozhóó Opens for Business

Chicago Kicks Off Native American Heritage Month

November: Welcome to Native American Heritage Month

Museum of the American Indian to Commemorate Memorial Day with Service and Sacrifice Program in DC

Coushatta Nation Tribal Court Dismisses Election Irregularity Claims

Trump's USDA OKs First State Ban on Soda, Energy Drinks in SNAP in Nebraska

California Indian Nations College Celebrates Largest Graduating Class

Joining forces in support of stronger, safer, and healthier Tribal communities

A Promise Returned: Oneida Members Mission to Help Prevent Overdose Across Indian Country

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