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National Public Housing Museum Opens a New Season Centered on Osage Stories

Chicago, Illinois – The National Public Housing Museum today announced a new season of exhibitions, art, and community dialogue centering the stories and experiences of the Osage community in Oklahoma. The season includes the debut of a new ephemeral art installation by

September 3, 2026

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The Man the World Fought For, Seen Now Through His Paintings: “The Paintings of Leonard Peltier” arrives in Manhattan October 4

For the first time since his release from federal prison, artwork by Leonard Peltier will go on public display in New York City this fall. “The Paintings of Leonard Peltier” opens Sunday, October 4, from 2 to 7 p.m. at the Fifteenth

September 2, 2026

Dancers gather in an earthlodge at the MHA Interpretive Center in New Town, North Dakota, where visitors can experience the living cultures and traditions of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation. Credit: North Dakota Tourism.

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Explore the Native American Cultures That Continue to Shape North Dakota

The beat of a drum. The geometry of colorful beadwork. The scent of bison cooking over a wood fire. Across North Dakota, Native American culture is not confined to the past. It is shared through food, art, music, storytelling and experiences that

September 1, 2026

A behind the scenes photo of two soldiers being filmed for the documentary series, 300 Years of War

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Lest We Forget the Indigenous Soldiers who Fought in Canadian Wars: Camera Rolls on the new Docuseries 300 Years of War

Saxon de Cocq, Hannah Hermanson and Ell McEachern of 3 Story Pictures are extremely pleased to announce that production has begun on 300 Years of War, the 8×60 documentary series that explores the dramatic journey of Indigenous war heroes, who fought in the

August 31, 2026

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Dolly Parton Dies at 80 After Brief Cancer Battle

Dolly Parton died today, at 80 years of age, in Nashville, Tennessee, after a brief battle with cancer. Her nephew, Bryan Seaver, confirmed the news in a short social media post. Her team followed with a statement describing her as someone whose

August 26, 2026

Wandering Stars Align: Tommy Orange Named A 2025 MacArthur Fellow

When the MacArthur Foundation announced its 2025 Fellows, one name carried through Native communities like a spark. Tommy Orange, the Cheyenne and Arapaho author from Oakland, was named one of this year’s recipients of the MacArthur Fellowship, often called the “genius grant.”

October 13, 2025

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James Smith Cree Nation Mourns the Passing of Beloved Musicians Seth and Rene Constant

First Nation Communities across Saskatchewan are mourning the loss of Seth and Rene Constant, members of the band Constant Reminder and citizens of the James Smith Cree Nation. They were among three men killed in a collision on Thursday evening. According to

October 11, 2025

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From True Detective to Resident Evil: Kali Reis Expands Her Reign

Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil reboot just became a lot more interesting with the announcement that Kali Reis has joined the cast. Her addition is already one of the most talked-about moves in the project’s development. Kali Reis, a citizen of the Seaconke

October 11, 2025

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Art and Identity Converge in Queering Indigeneity at The M

On October 11, 2025, the Minnesota Museum of American Art will open Queering Indigeneity, a groundbreaking exhibition that centers 2-Spirit, Native queer, and gender-expansive artists from the Upper Midwest. The project, led by guest curator Penny Kagigebi of White Earth Ojibwe, reflects

October 11, 2025

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Rubble & Crew Adds a Rezzy Twist with Heroics and Fun with Fire Captain Catáwi

Nickelodeon’s Rubble & Crew just debuted Fire Captain Catáwi, a brand-new Native character inspired by the Cowlitz Tribe. Catáwi, whose name means “cedar” in the Cowlitz language, is Builder Cove’s new fire captain. He makes his first appearance in the episode “Rubble

September 27, 2025

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Inside The Lowdown: Harjo and Hawke Discuss The Lowdown After L.A. Screening at Brain Dead Studios

Los Angeles audiences were treated to something rare and electric at Brain Dead Studios: an early showing of FX’s upcoming series The Lowdown, followed by The Watch podcast live featuring a conversation with the show’s creative partners Sterlin Harjo and Ethan Hawke.

September 23, 2025

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Coyote & Crow Digital Blasts Onto Kickstarter

We’re expanding with new content across virtual tabletops and an actual play podcast! Kenna Alexander, the Cherokee creator of the award-winning Coyote & Crow, has returned to Kickstarter to raise money for new virtual tabletop content and an actual play podcast produced

September 22, 2025

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Spirit of Water: Chenoa Egawa Guides an Evening of Song, Story, and Ceremony

On October 11, 2025, The Friends of the San Juans will host an event that reminds us why water is life. Spirit of Water brings together song, story, and ceremony to honor the Salish Sea, the Indigenous peoples who have protected it

September 20, 2025

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Who Made the List? First Nation Communities READ Awards 2025–2026 Shortlist Revealed

The First Nation Communities READ (FNCR) program has announced the shortlists for its 2025–2026 Children’s and Young Adult/Adult categories. Once again, the selections highlight the brilliance and diversity of Indigenous storytelling across Turtle Island. A jury of First Nation librarians from across

September 20, 2025

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The Power of Reading as Resistance in Bad Indians Book Club

I’ll be honest, I’m biased when it comes to Patty Krawec’s Bad Indians Book Club. The bias is simple: there’s a reference in here to my Live. Laugh. Lurk. shirt, and seeing something I created reflected in the pages of a book

September 17, 2025

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