Fighting to find two missing First Nations women
Public pressure is mounting to search a municipal landfill in Winnipeg for two missing Indigenous women.
Pipes: prayer, blessing, and communion
A quarry in Minnesota has been a reliable source for the stone used in ceremonial pipes for dozens of tribes throughout the central U.S. and Canada.
Can the high death rates for pregnant Native women be solved?
The mortality rate for Native American women during pregnancy and childbirth have outpaced most other ethnic groups for decades.
Native Playlist: Nadjiwan, Saltwater Hank, and Brock Stonefish
Marc Meriläinen (Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation) helps bring Nadjiwan’s new album The Great Sea to life through his First Nation lens
The Menu: federal ag decisions, Native bakery in Raleigh, and the (no) salmon festival
Native American food sovereignty experts will soon have more say into how the U.S. Department of Agriculture approaches everything from crop subsidies to low-income nutrition programs.
Tribes on offense over sports betting
The Seminole Tribe is poised to have exclusive control of mobile sports betting in Florida just as the NFL season gets started.
A plan to expand National Monument protections in Arizona
Threats to water and culturally important land propels a dozen tribes to call for a new National Monument designation near the Grand Canyon.
Urban design for Native residents
As much as Native Americans are associated with tribal lands in the U.S., the vast majority of tribal citizens live in urban areas off their reservations.
Do actors make a fair wage?
If they haven’t already, it’s only a matter of time before your favorite TV shows and movies in production go dark because of the ongoing actors and screenwriters strike.
Remembering Bruce Lee’s connection to Native audiences
Fifty years after his untimely death, actor and martial arts master Bruce Lee’s legacy resonates with fans across the globe.
