Native Voice One Podcast

A five-minute newscast focused on activity at the Alaska Federation of Natives Convention, anchored by Hannah Bissett.

"Changing the Narrative About First Nations - Australia" details the efforts of the First Nations community to build out a messaging fellowship to fight for First Nation sovereignty and land rights, and to re-frame the narrative of "Australia Day."

The January 26 official national day marks the landing of a British fleet on the island. For the average Australian, it's a summer holiday for barbecue and beers with friends. For aboriginal communities is marks invasion and the onset of genocide.

Starting in 2019, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander advocates began an ambitious two year effort to flip the script on sovereignty, self-determination and justice for First Nations. Now campaigners are making new gains on land rights and tackling damage to the climate.

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Rapid City hotel owner faces staff walkouts, protest march after racist Facebook comments

Feds revive part of lawsuit against BIE for substandard Native education

NCAI launches Sovereignty Institute to support trial governance

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Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe chairman says discrimination by Rapid City, SD hotel will not be tolerated

Puget Sound kelp forests under threat

US Poet Laureate Joy Harjo reflects on historic term

Biden to sign reauthorized VAWA with new protections for tribes

Blackfeet Nation drops mask mandate

Alaska museum features new Lingit miniatures exhibit

The National Congress of American Indians hosts Violence Against Women Act Tribal Leader Town Hall

The federal government will fund relocation efforts for six Alaska communities threatened by erosion and flooding

Oregon tribes offer training on traditional controlled burns

KS education commissioner suspended for offensive joke about Native Americans

NCAI and NARF celebrate SCOTUS nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson

IHS transfer control of some South Dakota health services to tribally-operated clinic

UNITY mourns loss of founder J.R. Cook, who died Friday at age 83

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Four tribes are  asking a judge to block restrictive new election laws ahead of the November midterms

The governor of New Mexico signed two bills to address Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives

The U.S. Department of Interior is releasing a list of proposed names to replace a derogatory anti-Indigenous word on public lands

A representative of Wisconsin tribes challenges Republican-led efforts to change voting laws and restrict teaching about racism

U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland talks about parallels between her own family's residential school experience and Japanese internment as she tours a former relocation camp

The U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments in two cases centering on Native American sovereignty