Organized Village of Kake Seeks to Join Federal Suit Over Subsistence Rights
On August 27, 2020, the Organized Village of Kake, a federally recognized tribal government, filed
Month: August 2020
Welcome to New NARF Staff: Patrice Kunesh, Samantha Kelty, and Megan Condon
We are very excited to welcome new staff to the NARF family. This summer, we
California: popular ski resort to remove racist term from its name
Decision to rename Squaw Valley ski resort reached after consulting with Native American groups and
FBI Honors Internship Program Accepting Applications – Until September 30, 2020
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Brooklyn Museum Fall 2020 Internship Program
Brooklyn Museum Fall 2020 Internship Program Learn from, and work with, experts from all areas
Now Accepting Enrollment Applications For Children Ages 6 Weeks To Under 4 Years Old
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Clemency for Lezmond Mitchell
The following letter was sent to the White House, Department of Justice, and Department of
‘There’s nowhere like it’: Alaska’s wildlife refuge fears death by drilling
The Trump administration plans to allow oil and gas exploration in the Arctic sanctuary protected
2020 Cares Medical Transportation And 2020 Cares Pharmaceutical Assistance Programs Now Available
2020 CARES Pharmaceutical Assistance Program Due to COVID-19, assistance with the cost of needed medical
Postcolonial Love Poem by Natalie Diaz review – intimate, electric and defiant
The Mojave and Latinx poet, up for this year’s Forward prize, is on breathtaking form