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In Case You’ve Missed It Museum changes policy after Karuk mother speaks out

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – Indigenous people have used cradle baskets to hold and transport babies since time immemorial. Sophie Weinstein comes from a long line...

In Case You’ve Missed It ‘Our hair, our regalia, it’s who we are’

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – In 2020, two of the daughters of Johnson and her wife Norma Leroy told their mothers that a school secretary had...

Thousands march for missing and murdered Indigenous women

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – Red colored the streets of the Downtown Eastside in Vancouver Tuesday, Feb. 14 as thousands gathered to honor the lives of...

In Case You’ve Missed It Recognizing Indigenous lands could save forests, report

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – That’s according to a new study that looked at more than 100 Indigenous territories in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest and found that...

In Case You Missed It – Bill Would Revise Appropriations In Blackfeet Water Compact

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – Specifically, House Bill 141 would provide a revised statutory appropriation and establish an effective date of July 1, 2023. It has...

Serial killer targeted Indigenous women in Winnipeg

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – Sandra Delaronde is always on guard. That’s what it means to be an Indigenous woman in Winnipeg. “There are things that...

Montana’s Indigenous caucus provides needed perspective in Legislature

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – Montana is the only state in the nation where the percentage of Indigenous elected lawmakers exceeds the state’s overall Indigenous population,...

Nathan Chasing Horse indicted in sex abuse case

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – A grand jury in Nevada indicted Nathan Chasing Horse on Wednesday on 19 counts, expanding on previous charges of sexual assault,...

In Case You Missed It – NFL Shield, An Indigenous Take

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – Not Afraid and OXDX are part of this year’s “Origins: An NFL Collection” program just in time for the Super Bowl....

In Case You’ve Missed It Indigenous people on the ‘front lines’ of climate solutions

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – More than 3,000 leaders from government and business participated in the World Economic Forum. A new report was released by the...

In Case You’ve Missed It Native victims of mass execution remembered in Minnesota

INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY – The U.S.-Dakota War of 1862 ended on Dec. 26, 1862, when 38 Dakota men were hanged in Mankato, Minnesota, in the...