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Vision Maker Media Awards Record $940K to 22 Indigenous Film Projects Amid Corporation for Public Broadcasting Funding Cuts
Orange Shirt Day Events 2025
Chickasaw Princess Pageant to Take Place Sept. 29
US Senators: Delays Will Have Life-Or-Death Consequences For Native Patients
Cavalry Soldiers Who Massacred Hundreds at Wounded Knee Get to Keep Their Medals of Honor
Native American Day Celebrated in Several States on Friday, Sept. 26th
American Indian College Fund Appoints Five New Trustees to Board for Three-Year Terms
Osage Nation Reclaims St. Louis’s Last Surviving Indigenous Mound
Winnebago Challenges NAGPRA Ruling in Effort to Reclaim Children’s Remains
Northwest Native Nations Could Lose Hundreds of Millions in Federal Funding, Report Says
Native Forward Scholars Fund Receives Transformative $50 Million Gift from MacKenzie Scott
Federal Government Awards $15 Million to Support First Culturally-Centered Domestic Violence Hotline for Native Americans
Navajo Nation Calls for Greater Federal Support in Health and IHS Reform
American Indian College Fund Publishes Free College-Going Guidebook for Native Students
Final Trend Alaska Fashion Show Shines Spotlight on Designers, Raises Funds for Arts Center’s Future
Public Health Service Officers Deployed to Address Critical Staffing Shortages at Indian Health Service Facilities
20th Annual Southeastern Art Show and Market Begins Oct. 3 in Tishomingo, Oklahoma
Governor Hobbs Appoints Jimmy McCain to Arizona Board of Regents Representing Northern Arizona
I-35 Interchange Designated to Honor Late Chickasaw Ambassador
Cheyenne River Youth Project to Host Oceti Sakowin Writers Conference Sept. 25-27

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