Tribal Cooperative Agreements Boost Sovereignty and Stewardship
Cooperative agreements boost tribal sovereignty and stewardship across Indian Country, enhancing land and resource management.
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Native Cinema Showcase Returns to Celebrate Indigenous Storytelling
The Smithsonian's Native Cinema Showcase returns online, celebrating Indigenous filmmakers and storytelling.
How Tribal Nations Built Their Own Insurance Solution
Tribal leaders faced a crisis when insurers withdrew. Their response? Create a Tribal insurance solution rooted in community resilience.
Tohono O’odham Nation Stands Firm Against Border Wall Pressure
The Tohono O’odham Nation stands firm against federal pressure to support a border wall, emphasizing their sovereignty and rights.
Tribal Chairs Urge RFK Jr. for Federal Healthcare Support
Tribal leaders urge Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for federal support to improve healthcare systems, emphasizing sovereignty and self-determination.
Tribal Leaders Oppose Senate Permitting Bill Despite Changes
Tribal leaders criticize a Senate bill that threatens sovereignty despite recent amendments.
Buffalo Restoration: Reconnecting Tribal Nations to Culture and Food Sovereignty
On National Bison Day, tribal buffalo restoration efforts celebrate cultural reconnection and food sovereignty.
Olympia Museum Showcases Indigenous Futures with "Temporal" Exhibit
The "Temporal" exhibit in Olympia explores Indigenous futures through contemporary art, bridging tradition with forward-thinking innovation.
Indigenous A&E Spotlight: An Old School Indian Story and More
Explore Indigenous voices in LA film fests and the cultural richness of the Winter Market.
NCAI Urges Congress to Reconsider Historic Preservation in Permitting Bill
NCAI urges withdrawal of historic preservation provisions in a permitting bill, citing threats to Tribal sovereignty and sacred sites.
Senate Bill Reduces Tribes’ Say in Projects Affecting Ancestral Sites
A new Senate bill reduces tribes' consultation role in projects affecting ancestral sites, raising concerns about sovereignty and environmental impacts.
Peggy Flanagan Makes History as First Native Woman in U.S. Senate
Peggy Flanagan makes history as the first Native woman elected to the U.S. Senate, marking a pivotal moment for Indigenous representation.