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‘Designed to tear families apart’: a shocking film exposes abuse and infanticide

Devastating documentary Sugarcane reveals horrifying stories from controversial Indigenous residential schools

The Guardian - US

Peggy Flanagan's Historic Rise In Minnesota Politics

Learn about Peggy Flanagan, a potential Native woman governor, advocating for Indigenous communities in Minnesota.

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Peggy Flanagan in line to be first US female Indigenous governor if Harris and Walz win

Walz can continue serving as Minnesota’s governor until the election, but if he and Harris are successful, Flanagan will take over

The Guardian - US

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Kamala Harris and Tim Walz could clear path for first-ever Native American woman governor

Minnesota’s Peggy Flanagan could be the nation’s first Indigenous woman in a governor’s office

The Independent UK

‘Haul no!’: tribes protest uranium mine trucking ore through Navajo Nation

Firm moves ore through land without telling tribal leaders as mine resurfaces painful legacy of nuclear development

The Guardian - US

Reclusive tribe attacks loggers suspected of encroaching on their land in Peru's Amazon

A regional Indigenous organization reports that a reclusive tribe has attacked loggers suspected of operating illegally in its territory in the Peruvian Amazon

The Independent UK

Brazilian authorities reinforce troops after clashes between Indigenous peoples and landowners

Brazil’s Ministry of Justice is sending more law enforcement agents to Mato Grosso do Sul state after clashes between Indigenous peoples and farmers over the weekend

The Independent UK

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Yurok tribe regains their old land

From dismantling dams to restoring land rights, The Yurok tribe are better able to protect their environment

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Navajo Nation Halts Uranium Transport Amid Environmental Concerns

Energy Fuels agrees to halt uranium transport through Navajo Nation in response to tribal concerns, aiming to address historical contamination issues and f...

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Arizona governor negotiates pause in hauling of uranium ore across Navajo Nation

Arizona's governor says a uranium producer has agreed to temporarily pause transport of the mineral through the Navajo Nation after the tribe raised concerns related to a safety plan

The Independent UK

‘We didn’t sign that treaty’: in Canada, the Anishinaabe fight for land they never gave up

While Indigenous nations fight the crown for compensation owed from an agreement signed in 1850, one nation fights a different battle

The Guardian - US

Trump’s comments saying Native Americans ‘don’t look like Indians’ resurface after remarks about Harris’ heritage

Trump claimed that many Native American casino owners ‘don’t look like Indians’ in a 1993 congressional hearing

The Independent UK

Tanzania forcibly relocating Indigenous Maasai: HRW

Seeking to support conservation and tourism, Tanzania has been clearing people from ancestral lands.

Al Jazeera

Navajo Nation plans to test limit of tribal law preventing transportation of uranium on its land

The Navajo Nation plans to test the limits of a tribal law that banned the transportation of uranium ore on its lands

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Nearly 1,000 Indigenous children died in US boarding schools, report finds

US gov’t report finds dozens of marked and unmarked graves at institutions Indigenous children were forced to attend.

The Independent UK

Abuse investigation finds almost 1,000 Native American children died in US boarding schools

The schools gave Native American kids English names and forced them to perform manual labor

The Independent UK

Museums closed Native American exhibits 6 months ago. Tribes are still waiting to get items back

Native American artifacts have remained out of public view but still very much in the hands of some of the nation’s largest museums some six months after institutions closed and covered exhibits in response to new federal regulations

The Independent UK

Why these Apache Catholics felt faced with a 'false choice' after priest removed church's icons

The congregation at St. Joseph Apache Mission in the Mescalero Reservation in New Mexico, is struggling to deal with the hurt caused by their priest removing a cherished painting called the Apache Christ, which portrays Jesus as an Indigenous holy man

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The Independent UK

Utah officials deny clemency for man set to be executed for 1998 killing of his girlfriend’s mother

Utah officials have denied clemency to a man who is set to be executed for the 1998 killing of his girlfriend’s mother

The Guardian - US

Canada owes First Nations billions after making ‘mockery’ of treaty deal, top court rules

Court urges federal and Ontario governments to make payouts after ‘dishonourably’ neglecting 174-year-old deal

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0 Million Investment In Pacific Northwest Salmon Hatcheries

U.S. government invests 0 million in Pacific Northwest hatcheries to support declining fish populations and tribal fishing rights.

The Conversation

The 2024 Jasper Fire is a grim reminder of the urgency of adopting a Canadian national wildfire strategy

In what is becoming an unfortunately common occurrence, the town of Jasper, Alta. has been ravaged by a wildfire of unprecedented scale. Crews report witnessing “300- to 400-foot flames,” while one-third of Jasper’s buildings were destroyed. Luckily, there have been no reported fatalities so far.

The Independent UK

Suspect accused of lighting American flag on fire that sparked a wildfire that destroyed 2,000 acres and 21 homes

Keanu Dude has a criminal record, officials say

The Conversation

US citizenship was forced on Native Americans 100 years ago − its promise remains elusive

The 100th anniversary of the Indian Citizenship Act has garnered little fanfare. Only a handful of news articles and events have commemorated the centennial of the law giving U.S. citizenship to Native Americans.

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Defense Department To Review Medals Of Honor At Wounded Knee

Defense Department to review Medals of Honor awarded for actions at Wounded Knee massacre in 1890, considering soldiers' conduct and historical context.

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