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Monday, February 15, 2021

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Events all over the U.S. and Canada honored missing and murdered Indigenous women on February 14 (Photo: a previous MMIW memorial march in Vancouver, CA, courtesy February 14 Women’s Memorial March DTES Vancouver Facebook page).

A federal judge will not stop a copper mining project that threatens a sacred site for Apaches and other tribes

Events on Sunday honored missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in the United States and Canada

The Biden Administration names a former chief and chairman of the Tanana Chiefs Conference to a federal COVID-19 task force

Wednesday, February 10, 2021

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A group in Omaha urges President Biden to shut down the Dakota Access Pipeline. (Photo-Jason Shald, Ní Btháska Stand Collective)

Navajo Nation administers nearly all its COVID-19 vaccines, anticipates shipment

Native people push back as Republican lawmakers oppose Haaland’s nomination

Standing Rock Youth Council run urges Biden to shut down Dakota Access Pipeline

 

Thursday, February 4, 2021

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Apache Stronghold holds a press conference following a court hearing on Oak Flat. (Screenshot-Apache Stronghold, Facebook)

Hopi Tribe extends lockdown due to COVID-19 surge

Apache Stronghold goes to court to protect sacred site

Cherokee Nation leader weighs in on Freedmen challenge

Wednesday, February 3, 2021

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Former Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Ross Swimmer receives a COVID-19 vaccine. The Cherokee Nation recently administered its 10,000th dose of the vaccine.  (Photo-Cherokee Nation)

Pascua Yaqui Tribe announces project to increase water security

Appeals court denies tribal request to stop Line 3 construction

Biden approves major disaster declaration for Navajo Nation

Cherokee elders and language speakers receive COVID-19 vaccines

Tuesday, February 2, 2021

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Federal funds are helping Oregon tribes establish broadband systems (Photo: by High Contrast via Wikimedia Commons)

Bills in North Dakota would require teaching indigenous history and also create a truth and reconciliation commission

Oregon tribes are getting more broadband infrastructure thanks to federal funds

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