Tips for Recovering From Trauma
Many people suffer from some type of trauma in their lives. Whether they were involved
Month: February 2020
‘I gotta stay strong’: the Native American families with a legacy of violent deaths
An untracked number of Indigenous people have more than one relative missing or murdered in
Red Lake Day Held at Minnesota State Capitol
The drumbeat echoes through the Minnesota State Capitol. Photograph courtesy of the Red Lake Nation.
Top 5 Countries with Easy Visa Access for Filipinos
When it comes to travel visas, getting one is not easy, especially for Europe and
5 Essential Things to do Before Traveling to Colombia
What is more exciting than finally being able to go on a long-awaited vacation? And
Bloomberg Owes An Apology for “Cowboy Hat and Shotgun” Comment
As presidential candidate, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has had to do a
“Potawatomi Trail of Death” Resolution Introduced in U.S. Senate
WASHINGTON — A resolution recognizing the forced removal of Potawatomi people from their homelands east
From Around the Web: Red Lake to Vote on Legalizing Medical Marijuana in May
From Around the Web Published February 23, 2020 RED LAKE INDIAN RESERVATION — Lakeland PBS’
Award-winning Bead Worker Courtney Parchcorn to Attend Artesian Arts Festival
Courtney Parchcorn beads while working at the Chickasaw Cultural Center. Employed as a cultural specialist,
‘Haven Legacy’ Continues at Fort Spelling Bee
Navajo Times | Ravonelle YazzieThree-time Navajo Nation spelling bee champion Kelly Haven gets emotional after