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'We Are Not Trash': Horrors Suffered By Canada's Indigenous Women

A mountain of windswept garbage. But when "we're being disposed of like garbage in landfills, that clearly says something is very wrong in this country."

International Business Times · Jun 24, 2024

Indigenous data sovereignty can help save British Columbia’s wild salmon

Non-Indigenous scientists increasingly realize that Indigenous data are key to solving today’s environmental challenges.

The Conversation · Jun 23, 2024

Illinois may soon return land the US stole from a Prairie Band Potawatomi chief 175 years ago

Illinois is poised to right a 175-year-old wrong by returning land in northern Illinois guaranteed to a Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation chief in 1829

The Independent UK · Jun 23, 2024

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‘We’re really funny people’: Native American director Erica Tremblay on Lily Gladstone, laughter for survival and breaking Hollywood

The film-maker talks about her friendship with her debut feature’s star, and why the industry has woken up to her culture’s storytelling

The Guardian - UK · Jun 22, 2024

Native tribes on banning Kristi Noem from reservations: ‘She’d be charged with trespassing’

The far-right governor’s comments about Indigenous Americans have crossed a line for all nine tribes in her state

The Guardian - US · Jun 21, 2024

It's the longest bridge ever built in Peru, and so far, it goes nowhere

It is the longest bridge ever built in Peru, a massive structure of cement and iron spanning the Nanay River as it connects to untouched areas of the Peruvian Amazon

The Independent UK · Jun 21, 2024

Indigenous women in Ecuador take on soccer by inventing a sport: handball in traditional skirts

In the Indigenous community of Turucu, near the active Cotacachi volcano in northern Ecuador, soccer had always been a man’s thing

The Independent UK · Jun 20, 2024

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The haunting of Reagan's corruption

For the last 40 years, it has been a slide down a slippery slope into authoritarianism and ignorance

Salon · Jun 20, 2024

US admits dams in Pacific north-west have devastated Native Americans

US says dams killed off salmon, inundated villages and burial grounds, and spirited wealth away from tribes

The Guardian - US · Jun 19, 2024

‘Decolonizing Lens’: Winnipeg and virtual film series reflects the beauty of Indigenous worldviews

Decolonizing Lens is a film and discussion series based in Winnipeg that brings together Indigenous filmmakers, their films and audiences as a form of public education.

The Conversation · Jun 18, 2024

‘Fancy Dance’ with Lily Gladstone balances heartbreak, humor in story of a missing Indigenous woman

In “Fancy Dance,” Lily Gladstone stars as Jax, who is searching for her missing sister and caring for her young niece

The Independent UK · Jun 18, 2024

Prestigious Dulwich prep school drops Native American house names after cultural appropriation complaints

The houses have been renamed after mythical creatures

The Independent UK · Jun 17, 2024

Through connection to their land, Tarahumara runners are among Mexico's most beloved champions

They were born to run

The Independent UK · Jun 17, 2024

A few midwives seek to uphold Native Hawaiian birth traditions. Would a state law jeopardize them?

A group of midwives who focus on traditional Native Hawaiian birth practices are trying to block a Hawaii law that requires midwives to obtain licenses

The Independent UK · Jun 15, 2024

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The Independent UK · Jun 14, 2024

Report uncovering biased policing in Phoenix prompts gathering in support of the victims

Supporters of over two dozen alleged victims of civil rights violations at the hands of Phoenix police plan to speak out a day after a scathing Justice Department report

The Independent UK · Jun 14, 2024

Hawaii’s new law could jail traditional midwives. They are fighting back

A new law threatens traditional midwifery practices that go back for generations. Danielle Campoamor reports

Latin Times · Jun 14, 2024

DOJ finds Phoenix Police discriminated against minorities in historic investigation

The DOJ found, among other things, the Phoenix Police Department violates constitutional rights, particularly those of homeless, Hispanic and Black people

US Catholic Bishops Apologize To Indigenous People For Past Mistreatment

US Catholic Bishops issue formal apology to Indigenous people for historical mistreatment and trauma inflicted by the Catholic Church.

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The Independent UK · Jun 14, 2024

Report finds Colorado was built on $1.7 trillion of land expropriated from tribal nations

A report published by a Native American-led nonprofit examines in detail the dispossession of Indigenous homelands in Colorado, quantifies the value of the land and resources taken and outlines the state education system’s omission of that history in its curriculum

The Independent UK · Jun 13, 2024

Ruing past boarding-school abuses, US Catholic bishops consider new outreach to Native Americans

U.S. Catholic Bishops convening for a two-day meeting are considering a new, multifaceted program of outreach to Native American Catholics

The Independent UK · Jun 13, 2024

Phoenix police have pattern of violating civil rights and using excessive force, Justice Dept. says

The U.S. Justice Department says Phoenix police violate people’s rights, discriminate against Black, Hispanic and Native American people when enforcing the law and use excessive force, including unjustified deadly force

The Guardian - UK · Jun 13, 2024

Maya twins myth may have influenced child sacrifices, study suggests

DNA testing on 64 skeletons shows related boys were probably chosen as offerings in ancient city of Chichén Itzá

The Independent UK · Jun 12, 2024

Native American tribe is on a preservation mission as it celebrates trust status for ancestral lands

A Native American community in the heart of New Mexico has officially doubled in size as more than 93 square miles of ancestral land was taken into trust by the U.S. government for Santa Ana Pueblo

The Guardian - US · Jun 12, 2024

Magic mushrooms helped a Navajo woman deal with trauma. Now she wants to help others

Marlena Robbins believes psilocybin could help treat mental health and addiction issues among Native Americans

The Guardian - UK · Jun 11, 2024

World’s top banks ‘greenwashing their role in destruction of the Amazon’

Institutions alleged to have given billions of dollars to oil and gas companies involved in projects that are harming the rainforests

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