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Amid wave of executive orders, Native communities worry about ‘collateral damage’ to U.S. treaty obligations
Of particular concern was a late January Office of Management and Budget memo that temporarily froze federal payments, and ...
The Taíno tribe of the Caribbean, once believed extinct, is making a comeback in Connecticut
Connecticut lawmakers want to acknowledge the Indigenous heritage of Caribbean islands like Puerto Rico, Cuba, Jamaica and ...
Lawsuit seeks to limit Alaska tribes’ authority, stop gambling hall
The suit, filed by the state, challenges a legal interpretation that allows tribes to exert authority over as much as 2.7 ...
SC Native American tribe treaty may help protect sacred lands
Rapid growth and development in Berkeley County is causing concern for a Native American tribe as they lose access to sacred ...
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Native American tribes say ICE harassing members amid raids
Some Native American tribes say tribal members are being harassed by federal immigration agents, while others fear they could ...
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‘Way of Life’: Protecting Indigenous lands and culture from invasive species
Invasive species are among the biggest drivers of biodiversity losses around the world. They’re also increasingly affecting ...
Siletz Indians purchase 2,000 acres in southern Oregon with significant Native history
Robert Kentta of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians and the tribal council’s treasurer, stands in part of the tribe’s ...
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Want to learn more about tribes? Native American Studies for Everyone class open to public
The first-ever Native American Studies for Everyone online course covers Native American history, culture, policy and current ...
10 South Carolina Native American tribes sign historic alliance at Statehouse
The alliance is aimed at leveraging the Catawba's resources to promote self-governance, land control, taxation and funding for S.C.'s state-recognized tribes.
SC Native American tribes sign treaty promising to work together
South Carolina’s Native American tribes will pool their resources and advocate as a group for protections under a treaty signed Wednesday, prompted by fears of erasure as the state’s population grows.