Tribal leaders sound the alarm after fentanyl overdoses spike at Blackfeet Nation
After 17 overdoses — including four deaths — this spring, Indigenous leaders in Montana and
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Advocating for Protection of Native Intellectual Property Rights
February 18-March 4, 2022, NARF participated in the 42nd Session of WIPO’s Intergovernmental Committee on
Redrawn Arizona congressional map drains Native American voting power
Tribal areas have been swept into a new majority Republican district where GOP candidates ignore
‘We’re still here’: past and present collide at a Native American boarding school
Sherman Indian high school is among the last remnants of a brutal history that students
Human skull found by Minnesota kayakers 8,000 years old, experts say
Skull discovered in drought-depleted Minnesota River last summer to be returned to Native American officials
War Pony review – rousing tale of love and money on a Native American reservation
The tenderness, wisdom and instinct to survive of two teenage males is beautifully observed in
Indigenous and Alaska Native women could face escalated violence if Roe is repealed
They are also two to three times more likely to die as a result of
Native Voters in South Dakota Demand Access to Electoral Rights
Delayed redistricting plan in Lyman County suppresses Native American voters Today, the Lower Brule Sioux
Chef Crystal Wahpepah on the power of Indigenous cuisine: ‘Native foods are overlooked’
The game meat, corn and berries featured on the Indigenous chef’s menu have helped to
Federal Government Moves Forward in Boarding School Healing Journey
On May 11, 2022, the Office of the Assistant Secretary–Indian Affairs released a report on