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Thursday, December 20, 2018

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St. Stephens church on the Wind River reservation. (Photo-Flicker Creative Commons, Jimmy Emerson)

Two priests who served on Wind River reservation on list of priests accused of sex abuse

Wisconsin Natural Resources Board reconsiders emergency fishing rule with two tribes

Monday, December 17, 2018

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A sign displayed at this year’s Siletz Pow-Wow. (Photo courtesy-Lisa Norton)

Two bills address missing and murdered Indigenous women cases

Tribal group promoting progressive social attitudes sees progress

Thursday, December 13, 2018

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Indigenous and local communities discuss climate issues in Poland. (Photo-International Indian Treaty Council, Facebook)

Indigenous group finds place in international climate talks

Tribes and Native groups applaud passage of the Farm Bill

Tuesday, December 11, 2018

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A group interrupts a Trump administration speaker to protest fossil fuels at the UN Climate Summit in Poland. (Screenshot-Democracy Now)

Activist says it’s not over after former Omaha officer acquitted in Native man’s death

Navajo woman among group protesting fossil fuels at UN Climate Summit in Poland

Senate Indian Affairs committee to hold hearing on missing and murdered Native people

Two tribal bills involving land transfer and energy development head to President Trump

Monday, December 10, 2018

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Kim Pate, Vice President, NDN Collective. (Photo-Victoria Wicks)

Wisconsin tribe starts campaign to fight opioid abuse

New Native enterprise focuses on economic development

Transition to start at Minneapolis homeless encampment

Thursday, December 6, 2018

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Signs are held outside an Albuquerque Public Schools board meeting. Members of the Native American community are continuing to pressure school officials to make lasting changes after a recent incident involving Native students at an Albuquerque high school. (Photo-Antonia Gonzales)

Southeast Alaska tribes ask human rights commission to investigate Canadian mining

Albuquerque Public Schools superintendent apologizes as Native community speaks out

Wednesday, December 5, 2018

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Gulkana Village, Alaska. (Photo-Gulkana Village Council, Facebook)

Tribes and Native groups encouraged by pause in ICWA ruling

Alaska starts process to give back land to Gulkana Village

Hopi Tribe contends wastewater use harms sacred site

Monday, December 3, 2018

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Crews assess damage on Glenn Highway in Alaska after an earthquake on November 30. (Photo-Alaska Department of Transportation)

Damage assessment continues in Anchorage following Friday’s earthquake

Tribe loses claim in Arizona’s high court against ski resort’s snowmaking

Parts of Plains including tribal lands blasted with winter weather

First Nation and Inuit people can apply for Sixties Scoop settlement

Friday, November 30, 2018

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Lt. Governor-elect Peggy Flanagan speaks at Red Lake College. The transition team for Minnesota’s next governor has scheduled a community listening session on Red Lake Nation. (Photo-Red Lake Nation)

Indigenous leaders and Canadian officials discuss child welfare legislation

Navajo Nation closes Monument Valley after group films without permit

Minnesota governor-elect to hold listening session on Red Lake Nation

 

 

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