Oglala Lakota hemp farmer hopes to harvest and plant a new crop on his South Dakota reservation

Native Americans work to get Indigenous plants and symbols added to Cleveland Cultural Gardens

Ojibwe history, language and culture teacher named Indian Educator of the Year in Wisconsin

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Family members say police overreacted by shooting a Winslow Arizona woman

A First Nations boy takes to the road to raise awareness of missing and murdered women

FEMA offers emergency training for tribal officials

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Who is winning the votes from Indian Country this presidential election season?

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Arizona officials are investigating a police shooting of a Navajo woman

A survey in Montana indicates residents have a negative view of tribal sovereignty.

Meetings to combat racism in Wyoming are gaining momentum

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First Nations leaders react to the Canadian government’s 8-billion dollar proposal

Organizers of the Longest Walk work to connect with young people

And a Lakota art competition aims to offer hope

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An outspoken First Nations chief touts tribal self-sufficiency

South Dakota land vital to the Lakota is closer to federal trust status

Free press protection in Indian Country is complicated

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An Ontario First Nations  tribe grapples with a mysterious illness affecting children

The idea of carbon offsets as an economic development tool is attractive with some tribes

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The Omaha Tribe wins a major Supreme Court decision

The Indian Child Welfare Act leads to a confrontation over a six-year-old Choctaw girl

The Bush Foundation rewards a Lakota woman’s vision

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A Supreme Court win for the Ute Tribe of Utah

Native American voters are keeping an eye on primaries

A new approach to foster care in Alaska

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When someone tells you that your vote doesn’t matter, quietly say, “Montana.” Or if someone says that politicians don’t listen and that nothing will change, smile, and then say “Montana.” And, when you want proof that the Native vote works, well, there is evidence to be found in Montana.

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