Snow Storm Limiting Health Delivery on Navajo Nation
Published January 1, 2019 FORT DEFIANCE, Ariz. — Due to a snow storm that is making
Year End Giving: Association of American Indian Affairs Working to Protect Sovereignty & Preserve Culture
Published December 28, 2018 There are 573 federally recognized Tribes and about 300 other Tribal
New brew: the Native American women upending craft beer
The past decade has seen an explosion of craft beer breweries in the US as
Navajo Nation President Begaye Signs MOA for Health Science Scholarships at Fort Lewis College
Navajo Nation President President Russell Begaye, left, and FLC President Tom Stritikus sign an agreement
Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe Files Suit Against Opioid Manufacturers and Distributors
Published December 28, 2018 AKWESASNE — The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe has filed suit in federal
City of Oakland Officially Recognizes Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Maria Spencer, Interim Associate Dean of Educational Services, Merritt College, and Marquel De La Cruz
The 1862 Hangings Were Remembered in Mankato with Ceremonies & Prayer
Chief Arvol Looking Horse (Lakota Sioux) conducted the ceremonies and prayers Wednesday. Photo by Raymond
Sen. Murkowsk Commits to Re-introduce Savanna’s Act Early in the 116th Congress
Sen. Lisa Murkowski Published December 27, 2018 WASHINGTON ― After retiring Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-VA) stopped a
13th Annual Community Wellness Gathering Set for Jan. 9-11, 2019 at Red Lake Nation College
Published December 27, 2018 Theme: “A Return to Tradition” “Looking to cultural remedies. This awareness
Indian Health Service Announces New Office of Quality
Acting Indian Health Service Director Michael Weahkee Published December 27, 2018 WASHINGTON — Indian Health Service