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The Navajo Nation is working on an outbreak of COVID-19 in an Arizona community. (Image-Navajo Nation)

Navajo leaders work on outbreak of COVID-19 in Arizona community

Cheyenne River Sioux tribal leader says red tape slows COVID-19 plans

Two Native American members of Congress in self-quarantine

Tribal gaming operations in New Mexico halted to slow COVID-19 spread

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Billboards on the Navajo Nation provide information on COVID-19 and encourage people to stay home. (Photo-Navajo Nation)

Navajo Nation confirms three cases of COVID-19

Tribal college students face distant learning challenges

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The Navajo Nation responds to its first cases of COVID-19. (Photo-Navajo Nation)

Indian Health Service discusses COVID-19 and its national response

Tribes and voting rights organizations challenge new Montana law

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The Lummi Nation’s drive-through COVID-19 testing area. (Photo-Lummi Communications, Facebook)

Lummi Nation begins telemedicine and drive-through COVID-19 testing

Bill introduced to guarantee tribal access to repository of medical supplies

Lakota parents use school closures as a time to teach Lakota culture

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Navajo Nation leaders ask tourists to limit travel to Navajo land due to COVID-19. The tribe has closed popular tourist sites, which includes parks and recreation areas.

Some tribal leaders ask visitors to limit travel to their lands due to COVID-19

Canadian government offers funding to help First Nations with COVID-19

College on Blackfeet reservation to develop missing persons database

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Lummi Nation responds to first reported case of COVID-19

Attorney for tribes fighting Keystone XL responds to pre-construction

Census drive in Oregon kicks off on Warm Springs reservation

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The Navajo Nation preparedness team meets to discuss COVID-19. (Photo-Navajo Nation)

Navajo Nation declares emergency in response to COVID-19

South Dakota IHS patient tests presumptive positive for COVID-19

Arctic Winter Games cancelled over coronavirus concerns

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The 2020 American Indian Higher Education Consortium Student Conference will not take place out of coronavirus caution and concerns. (Image-AIHEC)

Unofficial results show Oglala Lakota voters approve legalizing marijuana

Oglala Sioux Tribe declares state of emergency due to coronavirus concerns

Coronavirus concerns halt large gathering of tribal colleges and universities

Rally planned outside of U.S. Capitol to protect Oak Flat from development

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Place, Nations, Generations, Beings: 200 Years of Indigenous North American Art, on view through June 21, 2020. (Yale University Art Gallery)

Police meet with New Mexico MMIW task force

Bill passed to establish Ashley Johnson Barr Day

Inuit leaders raise concerns about coronavirus

Co-curator talks about Yale Indigenous art exhibit

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A group discusses the Oglala Sioux Tribe’s alcohol and marijuana referendum. (Screenshot-KOLC-TV, YouTube)

Community organizers work to create foster homes on Cheyenne River reservation

Oglala Lakota citizens to vote on alcohol and marijuana referendum on Pine Ridge

Elder of Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs to be first census count in Oregon