Navajo Nation COVID-19 Preparedness Team Established to Address Coronavirus Precautionary Efforts
The Navajo Nation COVID-19 Preparedness Team meeting at the Office of the President and Vice
Month: February 2020
Bay Mills Indian Community Issues Statement in Support of Other Tribal Nations
Published February 29, 2020 BRIMLEY, Mich. — The Bay Mills Indian Community, located in Brimley,
How to strengthen sensitive skin with Sond Skin
Sensitive skin is caused by irritation to the top layer of the epidermis, otherwise known
Chicago Public Schools Board of Ed Drops Columbus Day; Adds Indigenous Peoples’ Day
American Indian community protesting at Chicago’s Columbus Day 2015 parade. Native News Online photo
National Congress of American Indians Condemns Destruction of Culturally Sacred Sites at Southern Border
A contractor bulldozes a 60-foot-wide construction zone along the border, toppling saguaro cacti. NPR photo
Tribe Sees Court Decision as a Grave Injustice to Indigenous People
This evening we learned that the First Circuit Court of Appeals declined to overturn Judge
As Congressional Hearing Convenes, Trump Administration Resumes Blasting of Sacred Sites
Natural Resources Committee’s Subcommittee for Indigenous Peoples of the United States heard testimony on
Tantoo Cardinal honored alongside Ryan Reynolds and Catherine O’Hara
Tantoo Cardinal (courtesy photo) OTTAWA, Canada — Acclaimed actress and activist Tantoo Cardinal will be
A&E: Cherokee Nation unveils series of cultural events, and a Powwow breakdown
Arvel Bird performs at the 17th Annual Thundering Spirit Family Pow Wow in Florida. (courtesy
Three Native American Organizations Form Coalition to Work for Accurate Native Count in 2020 Census
Navajo leaders gathered in Window Rock to sign a proclamation encouraging public participation in the