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A travel advisory near Zuni Pueblo in New Mexico. The tribe has confirmed a COVID-19 case and is asking community members to limit travel outside the reservation. (Photo-Pueblo of Zuni, Facebook)

Some Pueblos communities confirm first cases of COVID-19

Volunteers deliver traditional herbs to elders in Rapid City

Doctor discusses anxiety and stress during the pandemic

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Red Lake Nation Chairman Darrell Seki, Sr. declares medical marshal law on the Red Lake reservation in Minnesota. (Screenshot)

Navajo Nation COVID-19 cases increase by 40 in a day

Medical marshal law issued on Red Lake reservation

Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe sets up road checkpoints

New Mexico Indian Affairs works on COVID-19 support

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Sample U.S. Census 2020 form. (Screenshot)

Alaska communities ban travel to and from villages due to COVID-19

Coronavirus changes outreach efforts as April 1st marks Census Day

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A roadblock on the Navajo Nation as a curfew order goes into effect. (Photo-Navajo Nation)

Cases of COVID-19 continue to rise on Navajo land

New Mexico governor presses president for COVID-19 aid

Powwow dancers turn online to share their skills

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The Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe hosts a public meeting about the Trump administration’s move to disestablish its reservation. (Screenshot)

Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe says land taken amid pandemic

Navajo Nation issues curfew order due to COVID-19

Leaders pressure officials for tribal COVID-19 resources

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Leaders of demonstrations at Mauna Kea announced they’re closing camps and leaving due to COVID-19. (Screenshot-Pu’uhonua o Pu’uhuluhulu Maunakea)

Demonstrators at Mauna Kea say they’re leaving

Tribes included in national massive stimulus bill

First Nation leader urges for people to stay home

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Volunteers make care packages for elders in Rapid City, South Dakota. (Photo-Sunny Red Bear)

Development in tribal fight against Dakota Access Pipeline

Volunteers help Native elders with food and supplies

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Tribes in Arizona and Oklahoma report first positive cases of COVID-19, Navajo numbers rise

Native helpline continues services, concerns raised about abuse during COVID-19 orders

All Pueblo Council of Governors Chairman J. Michael Chavarria. The council is urging the public to refrain from visiting Pueblo communities at this time.

Tribal leaders say COVID-19 funding is not enough

Members of Hualapai Tribe voluntarily self-isolate

Pueblo leaders urge public to refrain from visiting

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Lawrence Public School Board. The board is meeting Monday to decide on a reduction in graduation requirements for 2020 seniors to help them amid COVID-19.  Public schools in Kansas are closed for the rest of the academic year. (Photo-Lawrence Public School Board, Facebook)

Indian educators concerned about Native students amid COVID-19

Navajo Nation issues reservation-wide emergency stay at home order