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Exhibition Spotlighting Indigenous Roots of Lacrosse on View at Field Museum

Takapsicapi , Peekitahaminki , and Caabnąįkiisik are just a few names of the game played in North America long before French settlers arrived and gave it their own name: “lacrosse.” Lacrosse is the oldest sport in North America’s history. To people...

Building Pathways for Indigenous Public Health Leadership: DrPH and MPH programs to expand on Institute course offerings

The nation’s first Indigenous-focused Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) and a corresponding Indigenous concentration in the Master of Public Health (MPH) program will open for applications in 2026 at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public...

California Indian Nations College Sees Record Enrollment and Expands Its Cultural & Academic Impact

Palm Desert, California — California Indian Nations College (CINC), the only accredited tribal college in California in decades, is experiencing remarkable growth while making a profound impact on Indigenous education. Since its founding, CINC has...

The Land is Ready, But the Paper isn’t: Why Tribal Title Matters

Imagine, for a moment, that your Nation is collaborating with a renewable energy developer to construct a medium-scale solar farm on newly acquired trust land within its reservation boundaries. The Nation and developer agree on a lease, project...

Navajo Nation and Kyrgyz Republic Embark on Cultural Exchange to Forge Deeper Ties

American Indian College Fund Honors Tribal College Students of the Year and Coca Cola Scholars

Poarch Band of Creek Indians Receives Grant from EPA for Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling

Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation Signs Historic Alcohol Tax Revenue Sharing Agreement with State of North Dakota

Indian Humor Used in a PSA Addresses Need to Use Seat Belts

"Breaking 100 Years of Silence" Exhibition Demonstrates Ute Mountain Tribe's Resilience

Here's What's Going On in Indian Country March 22-March 28

Suffolk County, New York Changes Aquaculture Program Acronym from 'SCALP'

World Water Day 2024: "Water for Peace"

The Indigenous Fashion Collective Officially Launched

Native Bidaské with Logan Tsinigine on the premiere of 'Bad Indian: Hiding in Antelope Canyon'

Q&A: Film Maker Diane Fraher (Osage/Cherokee) on 'The Heart Stays'

Phoenix Native American Restaurant Featured on Popular Food Network Show

More Than 40 Awards for Climate Projects in Tribal Communities Across Alaska

Indigenous Environmental Network Signs Letter Opposing Carbon Markets

Native Summer Camp Funding Available

SideBar Welcomes Native American Rights Fund’s John Echohawk

Applications Now Open for Free, Nine-Day Grand Canyon Excursion for Native Youth

Breaking the Stigma: National Native HIV/AIDS Day

When the Lily Gladstone Did Not Win, It Was as If the Air Went Out of the Room

Tlingit & Haida Launch New Foundation to Support Education, Wellness

Michigan Attorney General Opens Criminal Investigation into Indian Boarding Schools

Zuni Youth Enrichment Project Takes Top Emerging Artist Apprentices to Phoenix for Artistic Exploration and Cultural Immersion

Exhibition Spotlighting Indigenous Roots of Lacrosse on View at Field Museum

Building Pathways for Indigenous Public Health Leadership: DrPH and MPH programs to expand on Institute course offerings

California Indian Nations College Sees Record Enrollment and Expands Its Cultural & Academic Impact

The Land is Ready, But the Paper isn’t: Why Tribal Title Matters

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