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Indigenous Peoples’ Day Sunrise Gathering: Honoring Alcatraz Occupation

Alcatraz Island hosts an Indigenous Peoples’ Day sunrise ceremony, honoring the 1969 occupation and Indigenous resilience.

A powwow celebrated the reopening of Anishinaabek: The People of This Place, a renovated exhibit at Grand Rapids Public Museum.

NARF celebrates 25 years of the Tribal Supreme Court Project with a video series highlighting its impact on tribal sovereignty and treaty rights.

Sharice Davids champions a bill to redirect unused housing vouchers to tribal communities, addressing a longstanding gap in Indian Country.

John Morseau connects tribal councils with Capitol Hill, advocating for informed policies affecting Indian Country.

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed emphasizes tribal sovereignty in his Senate campaign stop at Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College.

A new film by Ojibwe filmmakers highlights the struggle for repatriation of Indigenous ancestors and artifacts.

Indigenous Peoples’ Day shifts focus from colonization to celebrating Indigenous resilience and culture across the U.S.

145 Tribes and organizations urge the Supreme Court to review Flaherty v. KalshiEX, highlighting sovereignty and regulatory concerns.

The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation ends its involvement in a $29.9 million ICE contract, prioritizing tribal values over economic gain.

Governor Newsom's apology to tribes is undermined by vetoes of bills that would've enhanced tribal sovereignty over land and water rights.

Berkeley Law hosts a panel on prediction markets, IGRA, and tribal sovereignty, exploring their impact on tribal governance.