Native Voice One Podcast

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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Conflicting views over a historic designation for a part of the Oak Flat area.

Presidential candidates get vastly different reactions in Arizona.

Ancestral remains in Alaska will start making their way back into tribal hands.

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Southeast Alaska tribal leaders seek environmental review of their home region

Four Alaska Native dog mushers place among the top 20 in the Iditarod race

Public premier of "Finding Nemo" dubbed in the Navajo language begins today

Native Americans in Arizona welcome presidential candidate Bernie Sanders

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Native groups say Obama’s nominee to Supreme Court has limited record on Indian issues

Four men in Ohio await sentencing for their part in case involving Native American remains

Oklahoma City Council approves agreement on unfinished American Indian museum

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Hopi Tribe urges Flagstaff City Council to approve agreement

Tribal college presidents discuss funding and election issues 

Fairbanks Native Association leader urges public advocacy

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This is how politics is supposed to be: Politicians quietly listening as the people outline their priorities. This event on Wisconsin’s LacCourte Oreilles Reservation brought together the entire region for a pre-election community forum.

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Massachusetts tribe unveils detailed plans to build resort-casino in Taunton 

Navajo state lawmaker discusses bid for Arizona's First Congressional District

State leader discusses jobs and other issues with Interior Alaska tribal leaders

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