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A Haskell Indian Nations University student journalist gained national recognition during the pandemic advocating for free speech. Now he’s turning his attention to bringing back traditional textile weaving.
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The more than 20-ton quartzite boulder was a place for ceremonies and song. 'It was like our church. Our church was taken away from us,' a Kaw leader says.
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Texas argues states should have more say in child placement. Proponents of the law say it's a "gold standard" for Native child welfare.
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The report offers dozens of other recommendations advocating for expanding tracking of demographic information, targeting use of COVID-19 relief funds and incentive programs to diversify workforces.
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An expert in culture-based education strategies says not glossing over atrocities is one step towards repairing relationships with Indigenous communities.
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Native American People of the Plains and Beyond is a recently-formed group that wants to memorialize the area's deep history.
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This story has been updated to include the April 1 vote of no-confidence against Graham.Faculty at Haskell Indian Nations University have formally…
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Cheyenne people, who are two nations today, Southern and Northern, live in Oklahoma and Montana. Their 19th century relatives drew glyphic images on hide…
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HPPR listeners thinking about the theme of this year’s book club--Borders and Becoming--need to keep in mind that borders change to meet the needs of…
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The Trail of Tears is one of the most shameful and painful episodes in American history. But now, reports KOSU, the descendants of the original Trail’s…