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Friday, March 27, 2020

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Leaders of demonstrations at Mauna Kea announced they’re closing camps and leaving due to COVID-19. (Screenshot-Pu’uhonua o Pu’uhuluhulu Maunakea)

Demonstrators at Mauna Kea say they’re leaving

Tribes included in national massive stimulus bill

First Nation leader urges for people to stay home

Tuesday, March 24, 2020

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All Pueblo Council of Governors Chairman J. Michael Chavarria. The council is urging the public to refrain from visiting Pueblo communities at this time.

Tribal leaders say COVID-19 funding is not enough

Members of Hualapai Tribe voluntarily self-isolate

Pueblo leaders urge public to refrain from visiting

Monday, March 23, 2020

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Lawrence Public School Board. The board is meeting Monday to decide on a reduction in graduation requirements for 2020 seniors to help them amid COVID-19.  Public schools in Kansas are closed for the rest of the academic year. (Photo-Lawrence Public School Board, Facebook)

Indian educators concerned about Native students amid COVID-19

Navajo Nation issues reservation-wide emergency stay at home order

Friday, March 20, 2020

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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

Tuesday, March 17, 2020

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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

Monday, March 16, 2020

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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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