The Nomadland director’s authorship is obvious in this 2015 story of Lakota siblings adjusting to the death of their father In honour of Nomadland, the film from director Chloé Zhao Continue Reading
Gates has been buying land like it’s going out of style. He now owns more farmland than my entire Native American nation Bill Gates has never been a farmer. So Continue Reading
Navajo Nation members received ‘a pittance’ for access to their land. Then came the spills and fires It’s not clear why the water line broke on a Sunday in February Continue Reading
The skirt, a traditional Native garment, outshone everything in the Eisenhower building – and there is a story of empowerment and survival behind it It was a dress that triggered Continue Reading
Protecting and preserving tribal water rights is a top priority for NARF. From Oregon to California to Kansas and across the Midwestern United States, many Native peoples have fought for Continue Reading
With several nations reporting Covid vaccine supplies far in excess of demand, nations open availability to all Oklahoma residents As Covid-19 infection rates tick up again in several states, indigenous Continue Reading
The Biden administration is set to officially recognize a Native Hawaiian government. That may sound positive, but it isn’t Since the state of Hawaii reopened to visitors in October 2020, Continue Reading
Parts of handover had been rushed in waning days of Trump to give Resolution Copper control over Arizona’s Oak Flat region The Biden administration has put the brakes on a Continue Reading
On Wednesday, February 24, 2021, in an order from Klamath County Circuit Court Judge Cameron F. Wogan, the Oregon court again affirmed the Klamath Tribes’ water and treaty rights. Wednesday’s Continue Reading
Pictured L to R: D. Cordalis, Katie John with R. Anderson, N. Landreth We wish to extend congratulations to the NARF alumni who recently were called upon to serve in Continue Reading
