<p>The Indian Child Welfare Act was passed in 1978, yet 45 years later, Indigenous children are still being kidnapped and stolen from their homes and cultures, continuing the cultural genocide that started 100s of years ago. Allaura Osborne, Publisher of the HPR, and Shaun Little Horn, the Executive Director of the Indigenous Peoples Movement discuss this topic and what you can do to help.</p>

The Indian Child Welfare Act was passed in 1978, yet 45 years later, Indigenous children are still being kidnapped and stolen from their homes and cultures, continuing the cultural genocide that started 100s of years ago. Allaura Osborne, Publisher of the HPR, and Shaun Little Horn, the Executive Director of the Indigenous Peoples Movement discuss this topic and what you can do to help.

The Continued Legalized Stealing of Indigenous Children

Join Allaura Osborne, the current publisher of the Harvard Political Review, and Shaun Little Horn, founder of Red Road TV and Red Road Institute and executive director of the Indigenous Peoples Movement, as they tackle various topics surrounding Indigenous Rights and how you can be a better ally and advocate.
This podcast is created and hosted by Allaura Osborne and Shaun Little Horn. It is edited by Allaura Osborne. Music is by Digging Roots and cover art is by Amen Gashaw.

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Join Allaura Osborne, the current publisher of the Harvard Political Review, and Shaun Little Horn, founder of Red Road TV and Red Road Institute and executive director of the Indigenous Peoples Movement, as they tackle various topics surrounding Indigenous Rights and how you can be a better ally and advocate. This podcast is created and hosted by Allaura Osborne and Shaun Little Horn. It is edited by Allaura Osborne. Music is by Digging Roots and cover art is by Amen Gashaw.

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