Alaska Native language translators work on voting materials
Presidential candidate gives deposition in Navajo language
Seattle City Council approves Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Native American quillwork artist receives national fellowship
Monday, October 6, 2014
Protesters call on Canada to investigate missing and murdered women
Alaska Native people hope to learn more about ancestors in DNA study
National Native News staff is saddened by death of longtime contributor
Friday, October 3, 2014
A look at the Native vote in U.S. Senate races
Parole granted in the Fairbanks Four case
Navajo official hospitalized for weeks after spider bite
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Wisconsin tribe breaks ground on new treatment center
Minnesota charter school focuses on language immersion
New law stops IRS from taxing tribal welfare benefits
Healthy foods now tax free on Navajo Nation
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Alaska Native leaders raise concerns about custody cases involving Native children
Tribal biologist surveys fall wild rice harvest, addresses climate change concerns
Alleged Native Mob gang members sentenced in Minnesota
White House Council on Native American Affairs discuss issues facing tribes
Get Out The Vote
In 2014, National Native News is covering elections across the country. We have four journalism fellows:
Lucia Duncan – Massachusetts
Charles Michael Ray – South Dakota
Emily Schwing – Alaska
Melissa Townsend – Minnesota
Here are some of the stories they have produced:
Two Connecticut tribal leaders say there are no good choices for them this election
Green Party candidate in Minnesota could sway votes away from incumbent
Young Native people work on Get Out the Native Vote efforts in Montana
Advocates work to restore voting rights for those with criminal records
Top two winners in Oglala Sioux presidential primary may not face runoff
Voters attend candidate forum in Alaska to hear about key issues
Fishing Rights
Alaska Native people rally for Indigenous hunting and fishing in Anchorage in October 2012. A group of Yup’ik fishermen are headed to court this week (8/26/2014) for violating a state fishing ban. Attorneys are arguing cultural and religious rights in court.
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