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The Minnesota Native American Bar Association (MNABA) celebrates student accomplishments and awards scholarships to upper-year law students at their annual Fall Feast. This year, all nine scholarships were given to students at Mitchell Hamline School of Law. Mitchell Hamline offers a dedicated path of

Did you know the Choctaw people never say goodbye? They say “Chi pi̱sa la chike” (until we meet again). SAN MATEO, California – Halito! The Choctaw language is more than a means of communication; it’s a living expression of the Choctaw people’s identity,

“Guardian of the Land” brings viewers into a world where Bigfoot is not a monster or mystery to solve, but a relative that teaches responsibility, restraint, and respect. In this short film produced by OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting) as part of their Oregon Experience series,

Thanksgiving week on I-10 brought an ugly reminder of how hate tries to make itself seen. Drivers near Yamaava Resort and Casino saw graffiti targeting the Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation, an act that attempted to overshadow the season with bitterness. But

The Indigenous Cinema Alliance is stepping into 2026 with a renewed sense of purpose. Its global network is growing stronger, and this coming year brings returning partners and new members from Aotearoa. There is also a shift in market strategy and a

The Linden Museum Stuttgart will be hosting the European premiere of “Navajo Highways”, the children’s series created by musician and filmmaker Pete Sands, on December 14, 2025. Beginning at 16:30, the museum will exclusively screen several episodes, including a brand new Christmas

Casting is officially open for Season 2 of the award-winning series North of North, and SG Casting is inviting Inuit actors of all ages, from teens to elders, to audition. While children under 15 are not being cast at this time, Inuit

BEARS EARS NATIONAL MONUMENT, Utah — The Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition (BEITC) was recognized nationally for excellence by the Harvard Project on Indigenous Governance and Development’s prestigious Honoring Nations Awards. The announcement recognizes BEITC’s groundbreaking leadership in Indigenous stewardship, Inter-Tribal governance and the collaborative management of

In Creative Continuities: Family, Pride, and Community in Native Art, three contemporary Plains Indian artists—John Pepion (Blackfeet), Brocade Stops Black Eagle (Crow), and Jessa Rae Growing Thunder (Dakota/Nakoda)—reflect upon their relationships with works created by their Ancestors. The three Native culture bearers

Boston is entering its 250th year with a truth that can no longer be pushed aside. The city is making room for the people whose histories shape this land, even when those histories were ignored or rewritten. On November 15, 2025, the