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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

North of North Earns All Five Comedy Series Nominations for the 2026 WGC SCREENWRITING AWARDS

Congratulations to North of North! When the Writers Guild of Canada announced the nominees for its 30th annual awards, North of North appeared five times, sweeping every nomination for the Comedy Series category. “Bad Influences,” “Dumpcano,” “Joy to the Effing World,” “Top

January 16, 2026

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Dear Son Confronts Silence Between Indigenous Fathers and Sons

Dear Son opened this week at Belvoir St Theatre as part of the 2026 Sydney Festival, bringing Thomas Mayo’s collection of letters between First Nations fathers and sons to the stage with an honesty that feels both overdue and deeply necessary. Adapted

January 11, 2026

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Announcing the 2026 Creative Capital Awards and Inaugural State of the Art Prize Artists

Celebrating 25 years of national artist support, Creative Capital has provided $55 million in grants and services to 1,119 visionary artists across the entire American landscape Creative Capital, the nonprofit organization dedicated to championing artistic freedom of expression by supporting individual artists

January 10, 2026

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It’s Official! FX Confirms Season 2 of The Lowdown

It’s official! 2026 is starting on a high note, as FX has announced that The Lowdown will be returning for a second season! The Lowdown stars Ethan Hawke as Lee Rayborn, a rare bookstore owner who calls himself a “truthstorian, whose investigation

January 8, 2026

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2026 Sundance Film Festival Highlights Indigenous Filmmakers Shaping the Future of Cinema

Support for Indigenous filmmakers has been a foundational part of the Sundance Institute since its founding. Over the years, that commitment has elevated the work of filmmakers, whose work reflects the diversity of Indigenous realities, shaped by specific communities, histories, and creative

January 6, 2026

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Dark Winds Returns as AMC and AMC+ Share First Look at Season 4

AMC and AMC+ have released the first teaser and images for Season 4 of Dark Winds, and the energy around this return is undeniable. The series returns Sunday, February 15, at 9 pm ET/PT with eight hour-long episodes airing weekly, and everything

December 23, 2025

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Drew’s World Builds a Story of Belonging Through Choctaw Culture and Disability Visibility

Avoke Productions has begun production on Drew’s World, an animated feature with Native culture and disability representation at the heart of its story. Built around relationship and care, the film focuses on the quiet, everyday moments where trust forms and understanding begins.

December 17, 2025

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PsychArmor Announces New Initiative to Support Native American & Alaska Native Veterans

PsychArmor launched its “Native America & Alaska Native Veterans Health & Wellness: In Service & Beyond” initiative, a focused program designed to equip healthcare providers, community leaders, Veteran-serving organizations and allies with culturally informed narratives and resources to better serve Native American and

December 16, 2025

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Native law students at Mitchell Hamline receive MNABA scholarships

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

December 16, 2025

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Rosetta Stone Partners with the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma to Preserve and Protect its Language and Culture

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,

December 16, 2025

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