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Southern Ute Indian Tribe staff members. The tribe is among new NPS Tribal Historic Preservation partners.  (Photo-Lindsay Box)

Filmmakers document story of boarding school descendant

Seven tribes sign preservation agreements with park service

Election materials translated in three Native languages

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The work of Ojibwe artist George Morrison will be featured on a series of U.S. postage stamps in 2022 (Photo: Morrison in 1990. Photo by Tom Attridge via Wikimedia Commons)

A Washington university adopts a consultation and consent policy

A renowned Ojibwe artist is honored by the U.S. Postal Service

Dave Anderson shares his key to happiness

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Google Doodle of the late-Zuni Pueblo weaver We:wa. (Image-Google)

Zuni Pueblo artist talks about We:wa Google Doodle

Coquille Tribe fights invasive fish to protect salmon

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The Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Review Committee finds there is a ‘preponderance of evidence for cultural affiliation’ between ancestors’ remains held by the University of Alabama and seven tribes working to have them returned
(Photo: by Altairisfar (Jeffrey Reed) via Wikimedia Commons)

A federal panel rules ancestors’ remains held by the University of Alabama are connected to tribes wanting them returned

Tribes are urging caution over COVID-19 heading into the holidays

Joy Harjo attributes her success to family

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Lakota elder and health advocate Marcella LaBeau died on Nov. 21. She is seen here in 2019 holding a picture of her great-grandfather, speaking on behalf of the effort to rescind medals from solders who participated in the Wounded Knee Massacre (Photo: RepDebHaaland Twitter post).

The Department of Interior tackles derogatory place names

So far, Savanna’s Act, adopted to combat the Missing and Murdered Indigenous People crisis, has not met a mandated deadline

Noted Lakota Elder Marcella LaBeau is remembered as a war hero and dedicated health policy advocate

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Sarah Wheelock (Meskwaki) is the first Native American appointed to the Minnesota Court of Appeals.

Tribes say years of bureaucratic red tape are hindering repatriation of remains from the University of Alabama

One tribal leader is critical of the Biden Administration’s Tribal summit

Minnesota appoints its first Native American Appellate judge

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A foster care home in the Simply Smiles Children’s Village on the Cheyenne River Reservation in South Dakota. (Photo-Simply Smiles)

Advocates stress need for foster care near home

Nez Perce Tribe installs Tesla solar battery

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National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition summit.

Bristol Bay tribes celebrate federal timeline for considering protections for region

Virtual Indian boarding school summit to focus on healing, truth and justice

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Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland announces secretary’s tribal leader advisory committee. (Screenshot)

Interior Secretary establishes tribal leader committee

Tribal leaders discuss impacts of climate change

Researchers to explore cleaner burning stoves

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President Biden signs an executive order to address public safety and justice in Indian Country. (Screenshot)

President Biden announces five new initiatives for Indian Country

Tribes use Indigenous knowledge to address climate change