Michigan won’t release a $1M report on Native boarding schools. Tribal leaders say it’s flawed.

The state of Michigan spent more than $1 million for a study of Native American boarding schools but says it's too flawed to release.
Western Michigan University

WMU welcomes Indigenous leaders as elders in residence

“Native and Indigenous students bring unique strengths, values and perspectives to the University learning environment,” says Dr. Dee Sherwood, director of the Native American Affairs Council. “One of ...

Two Feathers Native American Family Services Wins 2026 Irvine Leadership Award

Two Feathers Native American Family Services in Humboldt County has been selected as a 2026 Leadership Award recipient by The ...

Haskell, Alliance for Tribal Clean Energy Launch Tribal Energy Leaders Fellowship℠ with Harvard, MIT, and UNLV Faculty

First-of-its-kind program draws on Indigenous Knowledge Systems to build the technical and governance capacity Tribal ...
Whiskey Riff

“I’m Happy To Take It Out”: Tim McGraw Says “99.9%” Of Native American Casinos Want Him To Perform “Indian Outlaw”

He stands by it to this day. Not long ago, Tim McGraw sat down for an interview on The Tim Ferriss Show podcast, where he ...

Cheyenne River Youth Project Hosts Young Women’s Winter Camp as Part of Lakota Culture Internship

On Feb. 6-8, the Cheyenne River Youth Project hosted its Young Women’s (Wikoskalaka) Winter Camp at Wakanyeja Kin Wana Ku Pi (The Children Are Coming Home), its rural property near Bear Butte State ...
Albuquerque Journal

Native leaders say New Mexico GOP misled them into appearing on partisan event flyer

Several Native American leaders say they were misled into appearing in an advertisement for an event held by the Republican Party of New Mexico. In a letter, seven of the eight people pictured on the ...

Westernaires end Native American dancing program after decades of Indigenous pushback

The Westernaires have been teaching horsemanship to kids in Colorado and performing equine entertainment with Wild West themes for more than 70 years.
WVXU

Why so many Cincinnati high school students are staging walkouts to protest ICE

From the city to the suburbs, students from Walnut Hills, Withrow, Western Hills, North College Hill, Sycamore, Princeton, ...
Austin American-Statesman

Finding balance through the Indigenous medicine wheel in uncertain times

The world feels so heavy in this moment, and many of us are silently carrying the weight of grief, health concerns and uncertainty about the future. We need spiritual practices for daily living that ...