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Richard Moves Camp leads Indigenous Peoples’ Day in California with a sunrise gathering on Alcatraz Island
Hundreds of events planned across the nation
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- Indigenous Peoples' DayRichard Moves Camp leads Indigenous Peoples’ Day in California with a sunrise gathering on Alcatraz Island
- Federal Indian Boarding SchoolsNative American girls buried at Milwaukee Catholic church are honored
- EducationNative student enrollment declines sharply across school settings
- Alaska tourismKodiak bears bring far-flung tourists to Native-owned lodge in remote Alaska
- New MexicoFormer President Barack Obama endorses Deb Haaland in NM governor’s race
- Capitol HillNative youth leaders push for policies to support their communities
- Sacred landBears Ears in Utah draws support from tribes, interest from mining outfits
- Native youthYouth Council President on Colville Reservation models community engagement for his peers
- 2030 CensusProposed rule changes could cut data tied to Native populations
- Traditional MedicineTraditional medicine waivers expand to IHS in Maine and Utah
- Indigenous Peoples’ DayUniversity of Colorado Boulder to bring in expert Native panelists Oct. 14
- PublishingNew book looks at Indigenous media’s influence in shaping culture
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The Daily Spark
Quick stories, must reads
- Indigenous Peoples' DayRichard Moves Camp leads Indigenous Peoples’ Day in California with a sunrise gathering on Alcatraz Island
- Federal Indian Boarding SchoolsNative American girls buried at Milwaukee Catholic church are honored
- EducationNative student enrollment declines sharply across school settings
- Alaska tourismKodiak bears bring far-flung tourists to Native-owned lodge in remote Alaska
- New MexicoFormer President Barack Obama endorses Deb Haaland in NM governor’s race
- Capitol HillNative youth leaders push for policies to support their communities
- Sacred landBears Ears in Utah draws support from tribes, interest from mining outfits
- Native youthYouth Council President on Colville Reservation models community engagement for his peers
- 2030 CensusProposed rule changes could cut data tied to Native populations
- Traditional MedicineTraditional medicine waivers expand to IHS in Maine and Utah
- Indigenous Peoples’ DayUniversity of Colorado Boulder to bring in expert Native panelists Oct. 14
- PublishingNew book looks at Indigenous media’s influence in shaping culture
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