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Comcast Makes PSAs About Real Natives
Syrian Civil War Linked to Climate
Mother Earth vs. Father Greed
Native Student Introduces Jill Biden
Lakota Youth Reject Keystone XL Pipeline
Cherokee Nation Applauds ICWA Revisions
Champions for Change Honors Native Youth
Choctaw Nation's Career Expo Draws 1,600
Designers Show 'Squaw' Fashion in Milan
What Would Ingrid Do? War and Peace
Keeping the Lakota Language Alive
Utah State Powwow Brings Diversity
Treaty Rights Challenged in Elk Hunting
Women Reverends Challenge Stereotypes
Luger: Events Bring Awareness to #MMIW
Getting a CT Town to Change Its Mascot
Gogebic Taconite Putting Mine on Hold
The Trolls, Witches & Sorcerers of Chile
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The Importance of Buffalo to the Lakota
Thing About Skins
Vine Deloria Jr. Distinguished Indigenous Scholars Series
In an effort to spread the voices and visions of indigenous scholars the University of Arizona American Indian Studies Program will hold the 2012-2013 Vine Deloria Jr...
On College Campuses, 'Culture Not a Costume' Returns as Theme for Halloween 2012
Last year, a group at Ohio University called Students Teaching About Racism in Society (STARS) attracted attention with a series of posters depicting real-life minorities holding p...
Interior Announces $1.6M in NAGPRA Grants, Arizona State Museum Among Recipients
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar and National Park Service Director Jon Jarvis announced availability of $1.6 million in federal grant money to document and help return human remains...
Native Student Publication Gets a Makeover
Joseph A. Quintana, the managine editor, of Red Ink Magazine...
Ancient Irrigation in Sonoran Desert Shows Humans’ Longstanding ‘Love-Hate’ Relationship With Environment
Current debates about climate change notwithstanding, humans have tried to harness their environment since time immemorial, from the invention of fire to irrigation...
Pray for Arizona’s Mount Graham During National Sacred Places Prayer Days
A flyover image of the Mount Graham International Observatory...
UN Special Rapporteur Anaya to Attend Arizona Conference on Indigenous Rights Beginning Today
James Anaya, United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, will be on hand in Arizona for a two day conference titled “The Significance of the Declaration ...
University of Arizona Honors Native Women
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UANativeNet Provides Training in Tribal Governance and Law
Whether you want to learn a little or a lot about topics of interest to indigenous cultures, you’ll get any answers you seek on UANativeNet, a locus of learning formerly known as A...
Native Student Publication Holding Water Rights Symposium
Simon Ortiz RED INK: A Native American Student Publication will be holding a fundraiser and water rights symposium tomorrow and Saturday...
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