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“A group of Native teens decides to make their ancestors proud the only way they know how.” That’s the plot of Joey Clift’s new animated short, and it’s underselling things a bit. What really happens is the teens hold a séance to

On September 30, APTN, CBC/Radio-Canada and the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) are once again partnering to produce Remembering the Children: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the annual national commemorative gathering. The 90-minute LIVE program, broadcast from Parliament Hill in

The Stages Theatre Company opens its season with a new stage adaptation of Brenda J. Child’s Bowwow Powwow, running September 16–27, 2026 at the Jaycees Studio Theatre. The 45-minute show comes out of a partnership with Mni Giizhik Theatre Ensemble, a company

Mesa Arts Center reopens its museum today after a summer closure, and one show in particular is worth the drive: “Brutal Beauty,” on view in the South Gallery through January 3, 2027. “Brutal Beauty” is anything and everything, but soft. Guest curator

Today, PFLAG National announced the launch of two new meeting spaces created by and for Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+ Indigenous people and their relatives. PFLAG Connects: Two-Spirit & Indigenous Circle is a new monthly virtual meeting space, and PFLAG Native Metro Phoenix is the newly

Award-winning Ojibwe singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, educator, and humanitarian Shy-Anne Hovorka releases her powerful new single and music video, “Raise My Fist,” out now. Inspired by former Long Lake #58 First Nation Chief Judy Desmoulin, the song celebrates Indigenous strength, unity, and reconciliation through the voices of more

Walk into any powwow or Native gathering, and you will find yourself surrounded by the kind of fashion that has survived for centuries without ever going out of style: traditional hand-tanned hide cut skillfully for elegant buckskin dresses and moccasins, dentalium, quill,

There’s a certain expectation that comes with winter footwear. It’s supposed to be warm. Practical. Dependable. Ideally, they’ll survive whatever the season throws at them and, hopefully, help keep you on your feet despite the risks that come with any combination of

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

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