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Wednesday, September 1, 2021

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United Houma Nation assesses damage from Hurricane Ida. (Photo-United Houma Nation)

United Houma Nation Chief describes devastation from Hurricane Ida

Navajo Nation announces new partnership designed to boost film production

Homeless advocates call on Denver to stop sweeps of Indigenous encampments

Monday, August 30, 2021

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T-shirts printed for the removal ceremony of El Camino Real Bells in Santa Cruz, California. (Photo-Remove the El Camino Real Bells, Facebook)

El Camino Real mission bells are removed in Santa Cruz, California

Indigenous doctor named leader of Canadian Medical Association

United Houma Nation assesses damage from Hurricane Ida

Friday, August 27, 2021

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Opponents of the Line 3 oil pipeline gathered outside the Minnesota Capitol (Photo: from video by @RootsAction)

The Minnesota Supreme Court delivered a legal blow to the opponents of Enbridge Energy’s Line 3

Two federally recognized East Coast tribes plan to open cannabis mega-dispensaries

Thursday, August 25, 2021

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The Chickasaw Nation Department of Health will exclusively offer the FDA-approved Pfizer vaccine. to help address public concerns. “Widespread vaccination is the single most effective way to control the COVID-19 virus.”

A South Dakota Native tourism group hopes to improve Native-owned tourism

The Chickasaw Nation will offer FDA approved Pfizer vaccine exclusively

Wednesday, August 25, 2021

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Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez during a town hall meeting on Covid-19 protections. Navajo Nation is implementing new safety measures, including mandatory vaccinations for tribal employees, to combat the Delta variant.

A Connecticut Tribe is restricted to $2 million in insurance relief for a claimed $76 million in virus-related losses

President Biden approves Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe emergency declaration following tropical storm Henri

Monday, August 23, 2021

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A new report documents the lack of accurate data on death records for Native people

A move in Congress would withhold federal housing funds from tribes that do not give Freedmen tribal citizenship

A new study is reinforcing fears that COVID-19 death rates among Indigenous communities are even higher than previously estimated

Friday, August 20, 2021

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A press conference with Pima County, Ariz. Recorder Gabriella Cazaras-Kelly (right) and Pascua Yaqui Tribal Chairman Peter Yucupicio announcing a settlement reinstating early voting site on the reservation.

Pascua Yaqui Tribe scores a reservation voting rights victory

President Joe Biden nominates a Umatilla tribal citizen to lead the National Park Service

Thursday, August 19, 2021

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Tribal gaming operations counted a collective loss of almost 20 percent in 2020.

Tribal gaming suffers major revenue decline–the first in a decade

Oregon health advocates welcome National Congress of American Indians support for equity and access for gender diverse Natives

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