They Said He’d Die in Prison—Now He’s Free For nearly five decades, Leonard Peltier sat in a federal prison cell, branded by some as a murderer and by others as a
In a historic moment for both Native American athletes and collegiate sports, a half-Navajo, half-Lakota Sioux boxer from Haskell Indian Nations University has made history by becoming the first full-time
On January 23, 2025, filmmaker and writer Julian Brave NoiseCat achieved a groundbreaking milestone in cinematic history. His documentary, SUGARCANE, earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Documentary Feature, making
A recent executive order has sparked concern among tribal communities, as federal layoffs are set to impact key agencies that provide essential services to Indigenous populations. The executive order, reportedly
When it comes to finding the perfect name for a warrior, there's an undeniable power in choosing something that resonates with strength, resilience, and cultural significance. As I delved into
A Celebration of Culture, Community, and Tradition The Keeping Our Niitsitapi Safe Powwow is set to take place on March 8, 2025, at Red Crow College in Kainai, Alberta. This highly
Celebrate Culture, Dance, and Tradition in Regina, SK The First Nations University of Canada Spring Celebration Powwow is back for 2025, bringing two full days of vibrant dancing, drumming, and Indigenous
A Weekend of Culture, Dance & Celebration The Keweenaw Bay Spring Contest Powwow 2025 is set to be one of the most exciting powwows in Michigan. From April 18 to 20,
Why You Should Learn Cree Online The Cree language, also known as nêhiyawêwin, is one of the most widely spoken Indigenous languages in North America. It carries centuries of history, culture,