From global warming, to rising sea level, to ocean acidification, these are just some of the well-documented consequences if carbon dioxide (CO 2) levels in the atmosphere are allowed to continue on their current trajectory, through the end of this century.
Wampanoag chef Sherry Pocknett made history when she became the first Indigenous women to win a James Beard Award. The Foundation named her the Best Chef of the Northeast.
Whether it’s the frozen Alaska tundra or the hot, arid expanse of the Navajo Nation, tribal law enforcement officials, helped out by dedicated volunteers, make up search and rescue systems ready to deploy in a moment’s notice.
Tribes abilities to deliver everything from law enforcement to adequate health care depend on their collective strength when it comes to self-governance.
Nearly all tribes in Arizona have a tougher time successfully negotiating rights to the state’s scarce water than other governmental entities.
The U.S. Supreme Court decisively rejected what many legal observers considered the most serious challenge to the Indian Child Welfare Act in the law’s 45-year history.
It’s the time of year when Pueblo athletes take to the dusty baseball diamonds throughout New Mexico, carrying on a tradition that their grandparents and even great-grandparents helped establish.
Wildfires in Canada are not just sending clouds of smoke to major U.S. cities. They’re also a threat to residents, including a dozen or more Indigenous communities.
Data from Wells Fargo just last year finds women outperform men when it comes to investment performance
At a time when Australian bands like Men At Work, Midnight Oil, and INXS were reaching worldwide recognition, a number of Aboriginal rock and reggae bands were making their own waves in the music world.
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